I have a set of Klutz Juggling bags with walnut shells inside. What is the proper way to clean them? I dropped one bag in the trash. Thank you.
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Hello...I think cleaning the bags is always hard, but I normally use a little bit of degreaser-cleaner, the kind you uses in kitchen, with damp cloth. Later apply some water (with another damp cloth) and then I recommend to put the bags a lot of time in sun.
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Just a guess, soft dish washer soap put in the the dryer with clothes so they don't get too jarred.
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Not really sure. Haven't had to clean them. I think Albert's suggestion sounds good. Good luck.
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I haven't owned it that long, so I never never washed it. I just keep it in the bag it came in. I would assume you could just shake it out and get the dust off.
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I haven't noticed any "oily" spots on the clothes. Most of the time I would boil the nuts to create a liquid detergent or if I put the nuts in the washer I used the little cloth bag. Did you use the cloth bag?
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Hello, same thing happened to me. But I think it's becaues the bean bags were decompressed and possibly put in a storage facility for quite a while. Anyway, the only option is to just air it out outside (with a cardboard underneath the chair to keep it from getting dirty) or open up all the windows in a room where the Fuf chair will be. It said on the website that you should only spot clean your Fuf chair, so taking out the foam and trying to wash the fabric would not be recommended unless you ordered the liner with it. https://www.beanbaguniverse.com/FAQ.aspx (that site answers a lot of questions) Hello, same thing happened to me. But I think it's becaues the bean bags were decompressed and possibly put in a storage facility for quite a while. Anyway, the only option is to just air it out outside (with a cardboard underneath the chair to keep it from getting dirty) or open up all the windows in a room where the Fuf chair will be. It said on the website that you should only spot clean your Fuf chair, so taking out the foam and trying to wash the fabric would not be recommended unless you ordered the liner with it. https://www.beanbaguniverse.com/FAQ.aspx (that site answers a lot of... » Read More Hello, same thing happened to me. But I think it's becaues the bean bags were decompressed and possibly put in a storage facility for quite a while. Anyway, the only option is to just air it out outside (with a cardboard underneath the chair to keep it from getting dirty) or open up all the windows in a room where the Fuf chair will be. It said on the website that you should only spot clean your Fuf chair, so taking out the foam and trying to wash the fabric would not be recommended unless you ordered the liner with it. https://www.beanbaguniverse.com/FAQ.aspx (that site answers a lot of questions) « Show Less
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James - I checked my trash can when I got home and the insides do NOT come out. Sorry about that. I did notice that it is plastic lined and crimp sealed around the top so it might be okay to rinse it out from time to time.
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I don't know. Here is what I do know: The 5lb bag is more than enough pins to last me for many, many years. The brass comes out looking like new. If you de-prime first. Even the primer pockets come out looking like new. I will never run out of walnut shells, never have dust in the air, and never have to clean out the walnut residue from the primer pocket. Oh, and the tumbler from Harbor Freight runs almost silently. Love this product.
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The come with a little sack you can reuse. Just throw them in the wash machine. You can use the pouch about 5-8 times before you have to toss the nuts out and put fresh in.
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I save plastic shopping bags. I slip the entire bottomdrawer into the bag, let the pad slide off, tie up the bag and put it in the trash. I rinse off the bottom section, spray it with Lysol put in a new pad. Good luck This has really been great for me as my cat moved into my armoire and it was difficult moving the litter box filled with heavy litter to the floor to clean it out. The Tidy Cats set is light weight and much more sanitary.
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I use are in a warehouse for the dust. I have found that you need to wash out the bag after use. I rinse the bag out with water and hang to dry for the next week.
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Love this - works well. I use shelled walnuts that I buy or crack them myself. The "chunks" come out small but not dust... maybe like fish gravel (couldn't think of anything else size wise). If you want it finer, you can put through again. I use to make filling for Christmas cookies.
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if you put a small bag in the pulp collector, that 1 part you WON'T have to clean! and it really IS easy to clean, I use a SOFT toothbrush, hot water and Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Dish Soap on the filter/blade... nothing to it!
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Yes, they may be reused. I have reused one of these Vac Bags as many as five times. but common sense must be used also. If a bag was use to store meat, discard it. Washing a bag to me is not worth the effort, so if it's dirty I discard it. They can be used to freeze liquids but let it cool first then bag it don't vacuum but zip it closed as you press all but the last small amount of air from the bag, that little bit of air will not cause any problem
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I use a regular trash bag. I think it does just as well as the refills. I like the idea of using an old snap ring. Right now I just use a rubber band around the round part inside that spins. It works well. Just remove the rubber band, tie the bag, shove it down through the hole and pop the bag out the door. Clean and smell free. I also use baby powder in the thing in the top instead of baking soda. I love the smell of baby powder.
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I usually use a trash bag...just put the round litter pan inside the trash bag and then to change it pull the bag of inside out...no mess, no fuss.
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Mine were the same way, I hung them outside, wiped them down with all kinds of stuff! It seems finally after several months it has dissipated some and is not as strong as it once was. I use them about 4 times a week in a kickboxing class, so I guess it finally rubbed off or something! Not really sure! the last thing I tried was putting baking soda in a coffee filter and placing inside, that was to help with sweat odor, so that may have helped as well! Not really sure what would work the best!
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I used to wash them with tap water and soap and dry them with a clean towel. You can also pull out the yellow and green ends from the white plastic tube that's in the middle.
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The bags cannot be washed. The label says to wipe them with a damp cloth. There is a plastic-like coating on the inside. The loops have velcro so that they can easily detatch from the hanging wires for cleaning.