Are they washable and reusable? Is plain water usable?
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Yes. I have a fondness for Dr. Immanuel Bronner's peppermint oil soap because computer screens & cetera tend to accumulate rather greasy dirt. Just make sure you rinse it all out afterward. Plain water does not remove grease or oil very well.
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Wish I could answer you, but there are no directions on the package. I know they seem to last forever and I love being able to have them everywhere, purse, car, you name it.
1331595
They should be. I have not washed these, partly because my nine year old daughter steals them for an unknown purpose, but with similar items in the past, I just tossed them in the washer with a small load of clothing.
1377945
I do not know if these filters are intended to be washable, but I doubt it. Package insert makes no mention of washing filters. I also doubt filters would be effective after washing.
277540
I am sorry but I am not aware if they are. I hand wash everything it's a personal choice. Naturally the manufacture doesn't indicate either way. The plastic in them is very dense and strong and send to be very good quality. I wash plenty in hot water and the properties don't become malleable. I wouldn't hesitate using a dishwasher but one first. Otherwise a bottle washer has them done quick.
745130
Yes, they are fully reusable. But cleaning them properly between each use rather defeats the purpose of having a pod coffee machine - ease of use! Of course you can use your favorite coffee...
520496
These are disposable straws, made of the same stuff the straws are made of at fast food places. They're not meant to be reused. If you want reusable straws that you can wash in the dishwasher, you should buy reusable straws since the heat of the dishwasher water would surely melt these. Having said that, if you really want to wash and reuse these, I suppose you could dunk them in a dish pan of warm soapy water and wash them by hand. That's the only way I can imagine reusing them would be feasible, but I can't imagine why you'd want to do that.
605801
Yes they are reuseable - make sure no one throws them away since I had a few guests try and do this at a birthday party. I have put mind in the top shelf and silverware caddy of the dishwasher. Often times I will soak them in the sink and handwash if I use a lot of them at one time though.
600686
I've wondered the same thing. I don't think they are supposed to be reusable, but I can reuse them if I keep them clean.
1162520
They are reusable, if you handle them carefully. Some of the ones with fine details can tear if you aren't careful.
2248076
They are not intended for reuse. When empty, triple rinse and dispose of properly. Cutting off top may help to recycle.
965683
Not at all..when we finished using them I even washed them..they are reusable
726064
They are reusable as long as you thouroughly clean the cooking surface after each use. I use mine until the surface closest to the heat source is so charred I consider it too thin.
1254811
I wash and rinse them everyday and reuse. Can last a long time if used this way.
2019583
Yes they are re-usable after wash and air dry - the opening is a bit smaller than that of a drink bottle. Use a small funnel to fill. We did not have any issues with leaks.
92406
They are reusable and easily cleaned. I use mine to make nut milks, strain teas and if I don't want the pulp when I juice
356581
Yes, they are washable. Cold water, separate wash and I didn't put them into a dryer to dry though because I never use the dryer for placemats.
2155330
They are sterile so you don't need to wash them. Just open one and attach it. I haven't tried reusing them. I thought about it until I started using them. I think it's impractical.
1947399
They sure are reusable. I have washed them in the dishwasher with great success, no melting or losing shape, e.t. c. Hope this helps.