Can these overalls be reused?
1438937
Yes. They are of sufficient mil thickness to be able to reuse them. I am careful to wash them thoroughly when I have finished a project and also careful to make sure they are dry (to avoid any mold problem) before folding and putting them away. Great product; I would not hesitate to buy them again.
1854578
sorry for delayed answerI cannot see why you would discardThey are sturdy and washable.we re-use.
1691268
Technically, yes you could reuse it because it just has numbers but it's made of cardboard and is just perforated around each box. You can't close them again.
1514962
I reused the material it came with, just properly arranged it. It's just shredded old clothes. All I did was take it all out, gather as much of the loose sand as I could and put them in fresh plastic bags. Then center them while repacking.
2168153
No, they cannot really be reused. You could try spraying them with water I guess to experiment but they are not made to be reused. I really think they were worth getting and did last a few months in the original jar of material I had them in, but they eventually dried out and became hard. I do live in a really dry climate thought, so take that into consideration as well.
833154
They arrive unattached (you assemble) so I would think you could re-cover them. Not sure how hard it would be to unattach them and re-cover later.
1376005
Yes as long as they are kept clean. You could reuse them over again. I guess that all depends on the type of injury they are used on.
1927566
AS long as they are sanitized and totally dry, I don't see why not. I have reused some of the small "custom" bags I have made simply because they are a pain to remake all the time. I just start out making them a little longer than needed, so when I open them I still have enough left to reuse 1 or 2 times.
1969961
The plates can be reused....IF....they are washed as you would wash any good china.
2248076
They are not intended for reuse. When empty, triple rinse and dispose of properly. Cutting off top may help to recycle.
148984
yes they are reusable - just through in the washing machine - recommend no bleach or fabric softener.
1762334
Yes, you can wash and reuse. However, at some point, depending how it is used, it will eventually loose the elasticity that it had when new.
2022027
They are easily reused. Just be sure to put them back in their case right after taking them out and they'll last for many uses. They have almost a playdoh quality, so if they fall in the sand, they'll retain a lot of whatever sand gets stuck to them. By putting them away right after use they will last quite a while.
289154
These are empty containers to begin with. So long as you clean out what you put in, you should be able to reuse them. I haven't had any degradation from any of my materials put in (eo, coconut oil, beeswax and almond oil).
1936624
Hello - these are basically Teflon sheets and can be reused although not indefinitely.
651428
if properly cleaned by hand and max temp is never exceeded, these can be reused indefinitely. care to reuse if microwave them too often.
302185
I haven't reused mine at this point. In my opinion, I believe that once emptied, I could clean them and reuse.