Which side of the cloth should be used?
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These cloths are great because you can use either sides. There's no difference in either side! If one side accumalates too much dust, at some point if it becomes difficult to tell which side is cleaner. You can then wash with warm water only and hang them dry.
1198099
I believe the material is the same on both sides - so either would work well! I didn't notice the difference.
1558778
I believe the the cloth side should face up when you put the filter in the stick vac. This seems backwards when you do it, but you are flipping the filter over when you place it on the cannister so the cloth side is actually facing the cannister when in use. The hand vac is different. You want the plastic material on the filter to face you (cloth side down). You are putting the filter directly into the cannister (not flipping it over) unlike you do with the stick vac.
809090
You could, but you would need to be careful as the center bends a bit due to the cloth.
263826
Wrap a cloth around it and use a pair of pliers around it. Remember: Righty tighty, lefty loosy.
998849
It works very well for regular threads and needles on the one side. For thicker threads you can use the left side
172131
Yes, you can pick what side you want the long and short side on. There are two sets of directions for whatever side you want.
1852192
Both sides are a type of plastic, the only cloth on it is the little wrist support piece. Hope that helps!
1574588
No not really. One side is nylon and the other side is plain cloth. Hope that helps.
1422088
One side should be a little more rough than the other. It's some kind of mesh material.
1966756
Just one side, you get to see the entire side. I would only use these sleeves they are the best.
735223
Yes, both sides. I used a different brand in previous years and I prefer this one over those.
1730285
I use a pair of sharp cloth scissors an apply light tension on both sides of the scissors with my off hand. I've had no problems while doing it this way.
1721461
I've seen it done on both sides. I tend to do it on the rough side of a scrap piece of leather, that way there is no chance of the curing/smoothing process of the leather affecting blades. People who have used the smooth side have told me they prefer the rough side as well.
50289
I put the rough side down, the smooth side is easier to wipe down when it gets dusty. But it's really a matter of personal preference.
398942
You can use either side and the one side has a deep crevice that you neck fits into. Hope that answers your question
111632
You need to hold the stitch on the back side. Depending on the seam length you need to hold some excess to weave thru the stitches