What to do with polishing pads?
04-16-2006, 10:26 AM
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1. Get a bucket with a lid.
2. Put some mild liquid detergent in it such as Zero (By Woolite) or even better yet, a Microfiber/foam detergent such as Micro-Restore,
http://www.eshine.ca/proddetail.php?prod=174.
3. While under water massage the pads by hand or place several pads in the bucket and put the lid on, now shake the hell out of it
4. Now under running water massage them until water runs clear OR in another bucket containing only water, place the lid on it and shake.
The above method gets the pads the cleanest. I have pads that are 2 years old and still work like new. The second way is simply put them in a washing machine. This method however does NOT clean the pads all the way through; hand massaging is the only way.
Your pads WILL keep colors of polishes/swirl removers. They are stained and will not affect their performance.
Chris Pace
eShine Canada
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2. Put some mild liquid detergent in it such as Zero (By Woolite) or even better yet, a Microfiber/foam detergent such as Micro-Restore,
http://www.eshine.ca/proddetail.php?prod=174.
3. While under water massage the pads by hand or place several pads in the bucket and put the lid on, now shake the hell out of it
4. Now under running water massage them until water runs clear OR in another bucket containing only water, place the lid on it and shake.
The above method gets the pads the cleanest. I have pads that are 2 years old and still work like new. The second way is simply put them in a washing machine. This method however does NOT clean the pads all the way through; hand massaging is the only way.
Your pads WILL keep colors of polishes/swirl removers. They are stained and will not affect their performance.
Chris Pace
eShine Canada
www.eShine.ca
04-16-2006, 06:22 PM
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Awsome! Thanks...
Will this stuff be OK for cleaning pads as well?
http://www.eshine.ca/search.php?pg=1...any&nobox=true
Will this stuff be OK for cleaning pads as well?
http://www.eshine.ca/search.php?pg=1...any&nobox=true
Originally Posted by NXGHOST
1. Get a bucket with a lid.
2. Put some mild liquid detergent in it such as Zero (By Woolite) or even better yet, a Microfiber/foam detergent such as Micro-Restore,
http://www.eshine.ca/proddetail.php?prod=174.
3. While under water massage the pads by hand or place several pads in the bucket and put the lid on, now shake the hell out of it
4. Now under running water massage them until water runs clear OR in another bucket containing only water, place the lid on it and shake.
The above method gets the pads the cleanest. I have pads that are 2 years old and still work like new. The second way is simply put them in a washing machine. This method however does NOT clean the pads all the way through; hand massaging is the only way.
Your pads WILL keep colors of polishes/swirl removers. They are stained and will not affect their performance.
Chris Pace
eShine Canada
www.eShine.ca
2. Put some mild liquid detergent in it such as Zero (By Woolite) or even better yet, a Microfiber/foam detergent such as Micro-Restore,
http://www.eshine.ca/proddetail.php?prod=174.
3. While under water massage the pads by hand or place several pads in the bucket and put the lid on, now shake the hell out of it
4. Now under running water massage them until water runs clear OR in another bucket containing only water, place the lid on it and shake.
The above method gets the pads the cleanest. I have pads that are 2 years old and still work like new. The second way is simply put them in a washing machine. This method however does NOT clean the pads all the way through; hand massaging is the only way.
Your pads WILL keep colors of polishes/swirl removers. They are stained and will not affect their performance.
Chris Pace
eShine Canada
www.eShine.ca
04-16-2006, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 03GreyMach1
Awsome! Thanks...
Will this stuff be OK for cleaning pads as well?
http://www.eshine.ca/search.php?pg=1...any&nobox=true
Will this stuff be OK for cleaning pads as well?
http://www.eshine.ca/search.php?pg=1...any&nobox=true
Chris Pace
eShine Canada
04-17-2006, 04:44 AM
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Originally Posted by BLUPAULS
Chris, I just thought I'd chime in and let everyone know that I've had great luck cleaning my pads in the washing machine. Easy and almost effortless!!!
Paul
Paul
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