Has anybody found the best way to clean the balls?
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crazy enough I let my daughter bathe with them when taking a bubble bath and then I rinse them all after and let them dry in the tub overnight. that is the quickest way I have found to clean them.
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I have not tried too but I put hot water bleach and tide in bucket spun it and soaked it and spun it out it cleaned it
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I have used my wash ball for over a year & it still is cleaning. Remember to put it in the sun for an hr once a month to refresh it. Best thing I did was buy the wash ball. Have saved lots of money & clothes are clean. I've also noticed I don't have as much "fuzz" in the dryer lint tray.
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Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved cleaners list so you don't have to worry. I hope this helps you. Good luck. Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved... » Read More Thomas,I've had good results using Simple Green. I buy it full strength in the gallon jugs and then put some in a spray bottle mixed with some rubbing alcohol about 50/50. With the ball on a towel in your lap, wet a paper towel with the solution and wipe the ball thouroughly while wiping it with a dry paper towel in the other hand. I've also found that if you let the rejuvenator run longer than an hour, most of the oil will evaporate and make clean up easier. This is especially helpful with balls that have a lot of games on them. By the way, Simple Green is on the USBC approved cleaners list so you don't have to worry. I hope this helps you. Good luck. « Show Less
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I always just leave the six large balls in the dryer each time. It takes much less time to dry everything so I take the easy way and just leave all six in all the time.
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Oh yes. Used butt wipes are the only way to go. The tissues are already broken in (think pre-washed jeans), don't have that horrible fresh from the factory smell, and best of all >>> I don't have the tedious chore of having to unspool just to mop up all the crap. I just won an eBay auction by Roseanne Barr for a year's supply of crumbled up used fanny wipes. I'm a gambler so I'm banking that there's some awesome DNA nuggets from John Goodman crumpled up in this garbage bag full. I'm searching for it now. One can only dream to be so lucky!
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I did filter pad, carbon and ammonia, rings then balls. I haven't cleaned it yet...just set it up last month. So far that setup seems to work fine.
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i read the instructions that if the balls got too stringy or smelled you could just wash them with a regular load and they go back to new. have not had to do it though.
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I see the wd40 solution here and its really not that complicated, clean it with a soft cloth, wipe it out and use a tiny bit of Burt's Bees wax, or chap stick to lubricate it. Just lightly rub it onto the nylon bearings with your finger. Works better, its easier and non toxic. I did my red ball about a year ago although Ive wiped it out several times since I still haven't had to re lubricate it. Now I need to replace mine because the left click is not responding well.
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A little warm water and shake em around. They clean off good as new with no effort!
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Yes. A nice thing about the way they did it is that there is a very flexible ring around the ball that (1) keeps dust, etc., out, and (2) allows the ball to be snapped out for cleaning, and (3) keeps the ball from rolling out. There is a hole in the bottom of it where you can push your finger against the ball to snap it past this flexible ring. I just did it and it works great.
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Thank you for asking! Our molds are easy to clean. You may wash by hand in hot soapy water or please feel free to place them on the top shelf of your dishwasher. Superior silicone material is flexible so that ice ball removal is a snap, yet won't loose it's shape and will withstand the high temperatures during the dishwashing cycle. Please let us know if we can answer any other questions regarding this product.
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I have been using them daily with twins. I will tell you I think the fastest cleaning is to do it right away with soap on a bottle brush with the sponge topper. Literally rinse, scrub, rinse, done.
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Hi, the best way to clean the all JOON teddy bears is to spot clean with a damp cloth. Thank you,
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Yes, interestingly, the easiest way seems to be using warm/hot warm with dishwasher powder because it seems you may not even need to do any scrubbing at all. It seems to just take it all right off in most cases. If it doesn't get all of it out, a non-abrasive sponge tends to get the rest out for me. I haven't even had to leave it overnight or anything. It's a 2-5 min process for me.
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I have used a combination of water, soap, and alcohol. The cups are acrylic so soap and water to wash them and then a water/alcohol bath to make sure any stray germs are killed off. I removed the magnets from my cups, though, so I am not sure how you would properly clean them with the magnets still in.
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any tennis ball works... we just rinse them off well when they get muddy at dog park.