Is it best to wet the sponges? Thanks! Julie D
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Yes! I tried using the sponge dry and the application didn't work. Once I wet the sponge, squeezed out te excess water until damp, it was perfect.
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YES! make sure to wet the sponge thoroughly before using it. 1) make sure its very damp2) squeeze out the excess water so the sponge isn't dripping3) make sure the sponge is nice and moist ( I make sure its extra moist for mine, so the sponge doesn't soak up a lot of my foundation...that's my opinion haha)These steps helped my foundation look beautiful with an airbrush finish(:
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YES! make sure to wet the sponge thoroughly before using it. 1) make sure its very damp 2) squeeze out the excess water so the sponge isn't dripping 3) make sure the sponge is nice and moist ( I make sure its extra moist for mine, so the sponge doesn't soak up a lot of my foundation...that's my opinion haha) These steps helped my foundation look beautiful with an airbrush finish(:
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Yes! You definitely want to wet them. Don't keep them soaking wet though... Kind of ring it out until it is damp. Puts liquid foundation on flawlessly !
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No, but if they do get a few spots I just use a green and yellow 3m sponge and freshen them up. They are weighted beautifully. I love this set.
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It really depends on how much you use it, but you can get a "reinker". You add some of the reinking fluid to the sponge and it will be good as new if the sponge is still in good shape. Just search for Perfect Medium reinker. You can find it here on Amazon. Hope this helps!
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I have one of those sponge-on-a-stick mops. I have one sponge head dedicated to washing and another to waxing. Personally, I just dribble some on the floor and spread it around, but you could get a small rectangular container shaped a bit like the mop head but a bit larger, and use it to soak and re-soak the head.
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I don't know ? mine works fine and I keep the sponge moist not dripping wet . I haven't heard of a gel pack but if it is better I would try it Sorry I couldn't be of more help Raymond
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No, don't wet the pads. The dry pads work much better. The wet ones result in less traction.
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Yes. It truly is the best cleaning sponge I've ever used or even seen on the market.
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I would recommend using a small dish-brush. That way you can get every area. It would be very difficult with a sponge.
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Better than sponges, they never smell and I put them in the dishwasher to sterilize every night. They clean up faster because of their size.
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Hi Sherrin, I have no idea where to order the sponges. I did not find this device helpful to me and I returned it to the manufacturer. (perhaps lookingat the manufacture website will have the answers you need) Hope this helps you....LeeAnne
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I use the green or blue sponges that have a plastic side for cleaning. Sometimes soft scrub.
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Yes, it must be soaked for only 60 seconds. I soak it a bit longer........easier on my arthritis when I wring it out. I love this sponge because it pretty much squeegees the floor.......virtually no drying time needed. Those other mops that have those cellulose sponges just smear the water around the floor, and take forever to dry. This one also has deep grooves, which grab the dirt instead of moving it back and forth. I love this mop!
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Running it under water seems to do the trick...That's what I do and it still looks completely clean. After I use it I set it on an old sponge and it dries out until I need it again.
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I would soak them to be sure. Rinse afterwards & let dry.......... Works well & won't come back !
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I would start with the gentlest, sponge then if that was ineffective, I would use a cloth. My last choice would be the plastic scrubber
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Hi Daniel, You do get all 4 sponges. They are really great/wonderful to use and such a great price. The only place I have gotten better prices is on Ebay but the quality and descriptions are so inconsistent. I definitely recommend these. Best, Andrea
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To get sponges even cleaner, I use a regular kitchen sponge and lightly scrub the surface under a running faucet. Marker ink comes right off!