Can I clean the cloth liner with water...like a periodic deep clean for the cloth liner?
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Sorry, we've not "wet cleaned" the filter yet. I chatted with my wife about it and she believes we can simply rinse it out in the sink and let it dry. You can purchase extra filters or you can purchase $24 HEPA filters for vac. I may invest in one of these soon. They work pretty well in shop vacs and can be rinsed out many times before replacement is necessary. Good luck. We will love our C2401.
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yes. just rinse with water or use the little cleaning brush that comes with it.
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I have never used it to clean cloth. I cannot answer that based on my experience.
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Yes. For light interior cleaning I put a small amount of Back to Black in a bucket with some water. Wring a microfiber until damp. Wipe vinyl and plastic. Works great.
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Second one. You can buy a pad or wet Swiffer-type cloths, which I wash with dishwashing soap, add vinegar for cleaning, and reuse. It does a very good job.
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I would try a soft bristled brush like a dish scrubber. The instructions say no machine wash but nothing about dry-cleaning, you could always ask your dry cleaner and see what they say. Our local cleaners is always very helpful and won't take anything they don't feel comfortable with returning in a useable state.
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How odd!!! Since it is supposed to be an easy quick rinsing out of the clothes with no residue left in them, I'm a little surprised it is leaving a film on your machine. I would contact the owner at Molly's Suds, I'm sure they will help you trouble shoot. Are you using too much detergent with soft water perhaps?
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Yes. You used to much. I would use a micro fiber cloth and buff by hand. But before so, clean area with distilled water by hand with separate cloth. Let me know how it goes.
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I honestly don't think you can. Not unless you use some slightly warm water on a cloth.
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Clean with damp cloth. Water only. Push the clean and wipe for the full 30 seconds. You may have to do it twice. This worked for me.
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I agree. . . I have the same challenge. I detached the liner and put in in the wash but it still does not come as clean as I'd like to see it. I'm disappointed.
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I've never looked. It's pretty small. I think the black liner pulls out so you could wash it though. I just use mine for thread, material scraps, etc. so it doesn't bet dirty. Hope this helps.
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It is a suede type material so I say NO.. A damp cloth to clean only is my suggestion
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Yes, you can rinse it. Just be sure to use cold water, never hot. When I had large Oscars I would have to clean the tank every two weeks and I would scrub the filters with my hand under cold water to clean them up. Now I have just one small Oscar so I just replace them once a month.
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Yes I've done it with ours, but it soaks pretty quickly. The food is fairly light/runny so my daughter isn't too thrilled with how it soaks up more with the cloth.
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Not with just water. It wont get odor out or clear up stains (unless they are very light odors and stains). I'm not sure, but I think there is cleaning liquid that you can use to steam your clothes with. I want to say you can use such a cleaner in this item. But I don't know for sure.
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I just wash them with my cloth diapers. I use Rockin' Green detergent. I will say that I used them as a barrier to protect the diapers from diaper cream and over time the liners became water repellant. I stripped them but it didn't help. Now when we need to use heavy duty, (not cloth diaper safe) cream I use flushable liners. I still use the reusable ones otherwise though.