What's the best way to clean the pad
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Put in the washing machine on a hot wash/warm or cold rinse. Then spread it out on the counter to dry. Don't put it in the dryer. I use 4 or 5 of them every week and I wash them this way. Don't go overboard with your detergent and they will be perfect! It is best to NOT wash them with anything else!
1279684
Put it in the washing machine just like you would towels. However, I find it's better to air dry them instead of putting them in the dryer.
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I have not used it to the point that it does not cleaning and the reason I am not using it is that it does not fit my apparatus. When I do cleaning it, I will just throw it in the washer with my work clothes. I hope I have been helpful.
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I throw mine in washer with towels & cleaning rags. I dry flat instead of using dryer.
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I would use one of those scratchy cleaning cloths first, then oil it well. Heat it some to help it sink in. Afterwards only clean with water, swish out the food with the scratchy pad, dry, re-oil and you should be good to go.
499179
The best way I've found is to inflate it and completely wipe it down with gentle baby wipes. It dries rapidly as well. I usually use 2 or 3 wipes and let it dry between each.
459829
I just use a green scrubby pad soaked in 1/10 bleach/water if I am worried about bacteria-bio film on the outside..
403529
I've never had to clean mine with anything other than a wet towel, but i suppose windex or alcohol would work best.
559172
The pad is fabric like a faux suede. It would have to be cleaned like any othe fabric.
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I use a Scotch Bright non-scratch pad and a little liquid soap. Cleans it right off.
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Sorry for the tardy response :\ I normally just soak it in warm water with a little soap. Then wipe with sponge, risne well, and air dry. Hope this helps!
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I just wipe it down with a wet paper towel occasionally. That seems to work pretty well :-)
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The bottom of the mop has Velcro to help the mop pad cling to the mop. All you do is put the mop pad cleaning side down on the floor and set the mop on top. I have never had the mop pad come off before and I do not scrub lightly. The mop pads are about 1/2 to 3/4 of in inch larger than the mop on all sides depending on how squarely you put the mop down. Plenty large so you do not have to worry about the mop scratching your floor or the pad coming off.
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Pour the small bottle on the pads in the jar. each pad will soak up enough and use a new pad every day. Be sure to keep the cover on the pad jar closed tightly.
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I agree with "Sgt Press's" answer. I usually soak the pad first in color safe Clorox, and/or also use a pre-treat spray. I wash the pads with other items, just avoid items as suggested that have loose fibers.
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The BEST way is to wipe it out w/paper towels upon rinsing. Avoid "scratchy" cleaners always, but you can remove past buildup w/those "safe for Teflon" dishwashing sponges. Hope this helps!
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I also would use straight dish detergent and a non-stick pan. Goo be gone might help too, but I'd try non stick pad first. I love, love, love, these pans.
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Love them! Wet it and wring it out before you start mopping and you won't have to wait for the steam to get it wet. Then when it gets dirty, lay it, dirt side up in the sink, and let the water blast it, it gets the dirt out and you can mop again with the pad.
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I clean mine by pouring out the excess grease and then wiping with a paper towel. Then I soak it in hot water with Dawn dishwashing liquid for 30 to 60 minutes. Then I use a teflon scrub brush or Scotch Brite Dobie cleaning pad which cleans without scratching.
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I use bleach and water with a scotch brute pad. I also use a camel back (hydration pack) cleaning system to get the handle area and corners. It works great.