Are they really get soft soaking in water? I have bought many similar ones at Amazon & they were all too hard to use even soaked in the water.
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I have only used the egg shaped ones and I find after the first wash, soaking in water makesine perfectly pliable. Soft enough to bounce on my face. Loving this and would definitely purchase again.
217726
You probably want to opt for not buying Chinese crap at $2 per piece, which, I admit, Amazon and eBay are full of. If you cant' splurge for the real Beauty Blender, this lot is a good US-sold substitute.
199837
They won't feel dry to the touch, though they do not look wet. They are pretty good to have around when its rainy outside. My poodles hate going out on their own when its wet and if I am not around to let them out they will use these instead of getting their feet wet.
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I use these by applying replenish for contacts cleaning & disinfectant solution to cleans my eyes before putting my contacts in & they hold up well. I also use them to wash makeup off my face with warm water but end up using more then one I have not tried soaking in water & using the same one over & over. They are fairly strong & thicker then others I've tried that leave lint & break apart when using with water. I hope this helps.
198054
I have only washed them once in my washer on delicate. Since then I have been just washing them with soap and water while on my hands and it has been great! I hang them to dry on my drying rack.
787885
They need to be wet first - as soon as you get it wet, you wring it out and it will absorb a lot of liquid and depending on how well you wring it out it will leave the surface you are cleaning almost dry. I find that as you use them (like over a month or two) it works best to get them wet with hot water, but cold will still work it just seems to take a while for it to get moist and then you can use it.
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I use these along with vinegar instead of jet dry. The only time we had any issues it was discovered that there was no salt in the water softener- check there if you have any problems. I've subscribed these they work so well!
1911324
I just washed mine with a little soap and warm water!! And have used them many times this summer, Hope that helps :) xo
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I really dont kno because I didnt actually put mine in water, I wiped it down real good. Only because, I didnt buy them to use I bought them for decoration and not to be touched...im sorry I couldnt help.
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depends on what you mean by dry. One persons opinion on something may not be the same for somone else.my opinion, they are not soaking wet. They are like the towelettes you would find at a KFC to wash your finger tips.BTW .... these wipes work great at keeping your glasses from fogging up.I hope this answers your question.
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LOL annoying isn't it? They can go in water, I just haven't used them in the bath because they each have the little air hole, and water might turn to mold in there. You know how the rubber duckies do that if you don't get all the water out? These are REALLY nice blocks so I didn't want to have to throw one out, I love them. I'm thinking of getting a second set so my daughter has more of them to build with. Hope that helps!
1937372
I've not ridden with them in the rain to speak of, but when I've cleaned the bike water retention was not an issue. They are denser than a sponge and not absorbent.
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Yes, because they are sticky. I think they're great. I have a tube in my eardrum and can't get any water in my ear canal. I even go in the pool.
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It usually takes several washes for them to become real soft. I washed mine in warm water 3 times before putting them on my bed. We've washed them about 5 times total now and ours are super soft.
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I don't know for certain but from my experience I have worn them in the shower and continued to wear them for hours afterwards, as they dry quickly. They really are long lasting. But I did try to swim in the pool with them once when I forgot to remove them and they came off in the water. So for me, it seems as though getting them wet is not so much a problem but immersing them fully in water for awhile will loosen them off the skin.
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I haven't actually tested them in the water. They have gotten wet but haven't been submerged for a long period of time. I love ours they work great on our dobermans
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I'm not if they are titled "waterproof" but I know I added them to the outside bathtub and the shower walls and they are still there.when I placed them I made sure there were no air bubbles. Water does touch them, specially when it comes to bath time, with a 5 yr old and a 1 1/2 yr old they are bound to be splached on and get wet...my bathroom sucks out the humidity of the shower so I'm not sure that plays a facter?
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Hi Jennie, once they are soaked in water and hydrated they will stay hydrated as long as they are wet. They will dry out in the sun after a few weeks. Hope this helps you.