What's the best way to clean them?
309961
Wash with a small amount of gentle soap under running warm water. Rinse. Done.
309962
Please kindly notice that WoodyKnows Ultra Breathable nasal filter replacements can be washed by water, but a ultrasonic cleaner is needed for thorough cleaning. It takes 2-3 minutes in a ultrasonic cleaner, with 70% alcohol for maximum protection. You can keep the filter "in" the frames when washing, e.g making it easier not having to remove and re-install filter everyday.
327798
Warm water and dish detergent like dawn. I usually let mine soak for a bit. Be sure and let them dry out really well before putting them back in your ears.
2147071
The best way i know how is to clean them with dish liquid (wash) let dry, put them on your grill and put a whole pack of bacon on them and cook till done. do not scrub them just drain the grease from you grill and you good to go! you could also just clean then coat them grates with cooking oil and cook on low that will look too.
1145422
Not really sure. Haven't had to clean them. I think Albert's suggestion sounds good. Good luck.
2242452
When I wash them, I use dawn dish soap. I stand them up in dish drain to dry!
2277844
I would soak them in some treated water, such as Prime (Prime is the best). After you actually use them in the filter then be sure to use only tank water when rinsing them.
328162
I used a mixture of food grade mineral oil and beeswax. Keeps them waterproof for about a month at a time but depends on how often/hard you scrub them clean.
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.
1976100
Wash them before first, and just spray them with PAM before use each time. Nothing more to it ;-)
1578431
I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.
95725
I just soak them in hot soapy water and use a bottle brush if necessary. Rinse them well and let them air dry.
403529
I've never had to clean mine with anything other than a wet towel, but i suppose windex or alcohol would work best.
1885616
Sure, probably boiling them would do it, also washing really well with hot soapy water and a pipe cleaner would do it.
1663194
As best I can recall, the company advises that you use a tea-tree essential oil in a water solution to disinfect them. That is how I cleaned them. I let them sit overnight, then allowed them to air dry.
1134772
The best thing is dish detergent and rinse them off with water, then use a paper towel to dry them.
879162
Use soapy water to fill them with maybe shake back-and-forth, use a washcloth at the neck of the bottle. You could soak them in dishwater... It's up to you
1653554
Just wash them. I believe you hang dry them. So far have kept them pretty clean.