Is it okay to soften it with water?
902304
Yes, i think that's fine, it will depend on how your cats feel about it of course!
801367
I believe it should only be used with water. I think any other solution could possibly cause the plastic/material to break down or risk any other damage. Plain warm water gets the job done for me!
1836330
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.
7977
Yes you can and it will be sanitized also. Being slow I stuck my finger in the steam and it was hot. Some cold water helped and I won't do that again.
1117498
You can use it dry, with water or oil. I would suggest using water. Its less messy.
1050914
Yes it is soft and will be good to wrap anything into. Caution if you are allergic to formaldehyde - you will need to wash your hands good after handling it that long.
1262255
No, I wouldn't do that. This product does not need to be diluted and made LIGHTER with water. Why would you mix water with this Hardwood Floor CLEANER??? Like the saying goes, "If it's not broken, why fix it?". Just use is lightly - don't drown your floor with it. NO diluting is necessary. Apply it gently on your floor, let it dry, and enjoy!
893068
I rinse it out with warm water and soap. As long as you don't submerge it you should be okay.
1331106
just run it through some water until its soft again and keep it in a sealed plastic container(like the one it came in) so it doesn't lose the moisture when left in dry areas or not used for a long time.
1052248
Yes, it's hard and takes about an hour to soften. Yes, just put the whole can in the warmer!
1624980
One can use vinegar, but depending on water hardness you may need something else to clean it with.
632815
just soak it overnight in water then rinse it and blender it with purified water. strain it using stocking or cheese cloth.
2100184
Yes. I have tried many similar products. This is one of the best and strongest I have used. It is solvent based, rather than water based. If you need a filler to use in an area that will be exposed to water, I suggest you use a solvent based filler. I have used water based fillers that absorbed the water from surrounding wet wood or moisture with the result that the filler softened. At that point I replaced it with a product like this one with no further issues.
1341978
If your home's temp goes above 90 degrees you might want to refrigerate it. Otherwise it'll just get soft when its warm
952439
No, you should not use water to prep. Just work it with your hands until it's flexible.
493584
if it is still wet, just wash with soap and water ... but if you let it dry ... you will need to scrub ... hard. :-)
1725525
It's a "soft" solid. In a cool place, it's hard, and when warm, it becomes liquid. Either way, cleaning properties are not affected.