Is this cloth permanent or disposable?
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Use until totally soiled then discard....same as the silver cloths used by jewelers.
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Mine is well over a year old and it still going strong. Used is about 25 times so far.
1364154
The cleaning side darkens as it's used. When there's no space left, toss it.
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It is a very fine mesh nylon fabric. It does not melt, the red beads are glued on and prevents the fabric from flying off. I do not know what the beads are made of, but could be plastic. They do not melt. Because the fabric is so fine nothing splashes through it. It lasts a long time . I've used the same cloth for at least a couple of years. It can also be used as a straining cloth, just put it over your container and fasten with a rubber band around it. After use, just rinse under water and roll in your dish towel and it is dry. I love it. I don't want to use anything else in my microwave as a splash guard.
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I wash it in the washer twice a week, and I don't think you should dry it in the dryer because of the material. It's an exfoliating cloth, so it's a bit rough think mesh/nylon like but it's not. The dyer may damage your cloth. I've had it for a couple months and it's still holding strong .
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Yes it is cloth and the bow is removable, u can place it anywhere u like, it is so cute love it&#128149;
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Slightly damp, static free cloth. Anything added to the little water will warp the viewing area. Also, nothing too warm, it will warp or melt the plastic.
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It is pretty permanent when placing: think mailing label. It will soak off in the wash, though.
760597
No, it is disposable. You use it for about 2 weeks then just replace the entire thing.
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Norwex has silver embedded in it that helps kill bacteria. E-cloth doesn't, so I assume you need to wash it frequently.
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I've had mine for quite a while (over a year). The fabric appears delicate but if you treat it right, I believe it should last maybe 3 years if not more if you dry clean it instead of machine wash.
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If you were using spray paint it would probably be okay. If the cloth didn't get handled much it would probably last without coming off.
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I use a painter's drop cloth from the hardware store. It's not cheap, but it lasts forever, doesn't get slimy, and you can even use vinegar or bleach if it mildews.
433682
No, it is disposable and catches a lot of dirt and dust so it is ready for the trash after use. But one cloth can be used for cleaning multiple rooms in your house.
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None of the disposable pads ones I've seen are, So far as I know you'd need a washable type under pad. The disposables are sort of gauze, a layer of absorbent stuff and plastic wrap while the washables are very thin cloth, felt, and a rubberized cloth backing.
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The fabric is the same as any tent fabric. I have thankfully not had to clean it yet, but I would recommend spot cleaning with a mild soap and water.
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I don't clean it. I just replace when beyond its usability. They are cheap enough to toss and buy a new one. For reference , the last cloth I had lasted about 5 years.
1155051
If it is too light you could spritz it with coffee or strong tea and let it dry completely. The darker stain will be permanent. But this is only if you want to use it for a craft project and it won't be wet again or set upon or be in contact with other cloth. In that case it might leech into what it contacts.
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To a point... I have washed them once and reused but they are definitely disposable.