how would you clean these sheets?
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As directed by manufacturer. I used a non-moisturizing hand soap thoroughly rinsed and air-dried
188692
I washed them with a mild soap and warm water and then stretched them out in the plastic box provided, leaving the lid open. This works nicely. They can be used for seven applications as noted in the directions.
188693
I only used mine on a clean hand at night, in the am put it away. After a while you throw it away, I guess you can rinse under water I don't really know.
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I didn't clean them. I have no idea how you would do that and how they would stick after. I bought the larger sheet and cut them in half to make them last longer. One would last 24hrs. Hoping to see some results soon
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Rub the sheets gently with your finger while holding the scar sheet under water. Allow to dry flat during the day and place the scar sheet overnight, or vice a versa if more convenient.
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I spray them with Spray and Wash, then wash them with my whites with just a little bit of bleach. Air dry, no fabric softener. They come out dirt and stain free.
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hi,you just need to wipe them with the cleaner. look at the last step on the instruction !
267412
Haven't needed to yet but I would just wash them in the sink and lay them out on a sheet to dry. If you are wanting to sanitize them you could wash in the sink then rinse in a bleach-water solution before drying.
185584
I would wash them with dish soap and rinse in very hot water, let them air dry. If you are worried about bacteria, boil water and dip the cloth end in to sterilize.
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I wash all my sheets in hot water. These sheets are cheap & really thin so they thin out more each wash.
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You could try a little oxiclean or bleach in the washing machine. I don't think they will ever be as stain free as when they are new but at least they will be clean.
809679
I did just to make sure they were clean. I just soaped up a cloth, rinsed and dried them a bit and poured in the mix. Very easy clean up afterwards as well.
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I don't think anyone really cleans these... you just buy a new one. With that said you could run water on it and brush with a soapy sponge if you wish and allow to air dry overnight.
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Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
287306
I hand wash mine with mild soap and warm water, reshape them and air dry. So far, so good!
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I'm not sure. To be honest I usually hand wash linens or take them to a professional cleaners.
32143
No. You can clean them with a damp cloth of soapy water or bleach/water or vinegar/water. They are super thin; we'll never buy them again.
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Just wash them. I believe you hang dry them. So far have kept them pretty clean.
893783
I just wash them in the kitchen sink with dishwashing soap and then let them air dry. They come out nicely.
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We use them a lot with stray cats and wildlife--I use unscented laundry detergent, and throw them in my washer on a regular cycle- sometimes, a gentle cycle depending on how many I am washing-I use a warm/warm or a hot/cold water setting-then I dry in the dryer, no scented sheets or fabric softeners and I set the dryer on a gentle or no wrinkle--they dry really really fast so keep an eye on them, if not I air dry and it does not take long--they come out a bit softer but clean and just as insulating and warming as before. Hope this helps you Patricia
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Depends on the use....these are ivory white...so you can't really tell if they are dirty :) Anyway, these can we easily cleaned with a soft damp cloth.