Can you rinse and wring these and keep going? Thinking of steam cleaning surfaces--nothing very greasy. TIA!
1429783
Yes you can. Of course when you wring them out it will still be damp but it will be ready to pick up more water. They are very durable.
1429784
Absolutely, I wash them out to remove anything that might scratch Just wring out and back in the wash tuba
1429785
Only had a chance to use them twice on my motorcycle. They worked great. No snags or falling apart yet. They did rinse out the dirt very easily.
188694
I didn't clean them. I have no idea how you would do that and how they would stick after. I bought the larger sheet and cut them in half to make them last longer. One would last 24hrs. Hoping to see some results soon
1796103
I have and I haven't noticed any I'll effects from doing so. They still work wonderfully even after oils and dishwasher use.
170637
We used them in our RV and so far we have just swept it clean. I would imagine you don't want to use too much water tho!
5072
these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
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The package I have says, "surface clean with a damp sponge or cloth. Not dishwasher safe." Seems like they could withstand the top rack of a dishwasher, but maybe it's the heat that isn't good for them?
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Not to my knowledge, but they don't leave that much residue so it's no problem to just wipe it up. You might consider sitting them in a little plastic dish to catch the drippings. I've got some really small plastic containres that would be perfect for this chore.
768821
I have never had this problem and have ordered these several times. Could be that if you have super oily skin or use them all the time and do not bathe they could possibly, but so far after several months no problems at all.
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I have been using them in the shower, so they get wet and moist every day. So far, holding well, could use some teak oil, which is expected. Outdoors, you might want to spray them with a good seal, which is easy to do. So far, no major issues, used it only for a few months so far..
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I have been scouring the internet for an answer to this very same question. The only idea that I have comeup with is - number 1 - take them to the cleaners and have them steam them, or in the alternative, buy a steamer and do it yourself. Let me know if you got any other answers. I went on youtube for a video also and did not find anything to help. Miele does nothing to help. embry7808@yahoo.com
2179502
I washed them before I used them.... but I wash all kitchenware before I use it :-) I have not put any oil on them yet and they have held up great so far!
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I have washed them, (and then just air dried them), but I'm not sure how they'd handle grease. They're definitely not waterproof though. I like them because they're relatively cheap, yet well made.
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Warm water, a little dish soap, and elbow grease - small amounts of soap go a long way. Wring and let dry. It helps to wash these at least every few gun cleans, instead of waiting to let it get completely caked and greasy.
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i brush them under coldrunning water then rinse well with warm running water. at times if they look discolored, i brush well with colgates white under cold water . overnight i i clean them put them in container with cold water "works for me"
1184404
Yeah I have washed them with a mild shampoo and it was fine. Hope this helped
1297622
Yes, if you don't keep the taps clean, or lubricated with delicious flowing beer, they will get sticky. I've found that both are better options than letting them get dry and gross. But seriously if you keep them clean when not in use, you won't have a problem.
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We never tried cleaning them. I thought they were considered disposable. If you have figured a way to clean them please let me know.