How long does it take to dry when used after taking a bath? 4 hours or less or more?
212417
I know I had some short nights for it to dry while traveling. I would say slightly more than 4 hours - probably about 5 for it to be completely dry, although if you let it dry for 4 hours it will be dry enough that it won't soak anything dry that you have to pack it in with.
212418
Hour or so ... I never put it in the dryer either... I bought it for swimming
1198532
I put it on a folded towel and back in the cupboard when i'm done, i know it's dry the next morning. But my guess is a lot sooner than that, like an hour or so.
2048004
Might take about 20 minutes to warm a wet towel, and 5 minutes to warm a dry towel. It keeps the bathroom a little warm and damp-free. Such a pleasure to have.
480286
I can't say for sure. I usually turn it on before we soak our feet. We use it for pedicures at home. I place stones on the bottom rack and they are ready when the towels are ready. I'd like to say around 15 - 20 minutes. It works great!
1215616
I'd say about 30 min. I never really timed it. It seemed to dry very quickly. I used it mainly with bottle caps so I really didn't have a need to touch them.
997077
Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
1219913
No. it will dry on it's own. It will take several hours to fully dry, 8 minimum.
51156
I used it for showers while back packing. I think it dries fairly quick. It depends on the moisture in the air, but I was really impressed, I didn't notice how long it took to dry but I also never noticed it being damp for too long.
2181143
Water on--Wet down-water off--soap down-- water on-- rinse--approximately 15 minutes. Water on, shower time approximately 10 minutes.
1291552
Wow...I've not had that happen before with this product. Assuming the surface was properly prepped before application, applied in thin coats, and kept dry for 72 hours after that, the only thing I can imagine would cause that is high humidity. If you have a dehumidifier handy, I'd suggest using that in the bathroom for 24 hours. If not, all I can say is that the product should eventually dry. With my limited knowledge of this particular situation, that is the best I can offer. I just hope it's helpful in some way.
1401991
Depends on the temperature, humidity and the thickness of application. I would say 5-7 min on average.
343275
Probably about 15 minutes. It dries fairly quickly, but you obviously want to give it some time so you don't ruin it.
852600
It took my floors less than 30 minutes to dry. I would think humidity might play a part if it takes longer.
51654
I'm not sure as I've not left it on more as long as eight hours, but my towel was dry by the end of the day, due to the air circulating around it. I'd put mine in at least an hour before showering, and it was quite warm by the time I used it. Hope that helps.
845912
Usually 2 hours is a good rule of thumb, but some have been active as long as four hours. I have never run mine 'dry', so I could not tell you.
2181145
Water on--Wet down-water off--soap down-- water on-- rinse--approximately 15 minutes.Water on, shower time approximately 10 minutes.
1978560
The can says "based on 70* F - 50% relative humidity. Allow more time at cooler temperatures. Dries to the touch in 2-4 hours, to handle 5-9 hours and fully dry in 24 hours. May recoat in 1/2 hour or after 1 week."