Can you bleach the pads?
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I haven't tried, but I have washed them with Oxyclean and Tide. They come out fine.
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Yes, but as with any cotton product, go easy on the bleach. And launder them as soon as you're finished with a task. You have a much netter shot at getting them pretty clean. Although I have to say, these are SO cheap....if one got really bad, I'd toss it.
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i usually throw mine in the washer with bleach. I have not had any problems with them thus far.
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+Yes. Once the pad on turns white (has a white dot or white bloYes. The pad is considered done/used once a white blotch appears on the center of the pad. The pad will continue to be effective until than. I find I get about the same amount of time for the "cell" as I do for the pad..(about 12 hours of use).
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No. It says plainly in the warranty pamphlet that although the cover is zippered, it is not to be removed or it will void the warranty. Spot cleaning can be done, but only with water and a mild detergent. NO BLEACH. That will destroy the foam.
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Yes. They will be much softer and more absorbent if you do, and become nicer with each washing. They bleach beautifully.
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I have not used them with a bleach solution. Can't see why they would not be ok....nothing in the description suggested NOT using them with bleach.
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I typically throw the dirty pads in the washing machine with a load of light colored or white towels. I use hot water, my regular laundry detergent and 1 or 2 generous scoops of Oxiclean instead of bleach (and no fabric softener). I know for certain the Oxiclean makes a big difference because my daughter does not use Oxiclean and her mop pads are a dingy gray and mine are much whiter. They will never be as clean and white again like they were when they were brand new, right out of the box but I feel like they are "clean enough," and I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that they are far cleaner and much more sanitary than the old traditional sponge mop I was using before!
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No, because the pads are totally different. I like the idea that I can wash the pads. I have three pads and interchange them. Hope this helps.
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i have washed them over and over again and never used bleach or oxi-clean but will try the one or the other in the next wash. they are the same as when they were new. just a great alternative and savings than buying wee wee pads.
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I can't imagine why not! Bleach, overdone, will destroy any fabric. But in proper quantities, sure!
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I have not used the pads long enough to know. I rinse them out after each use and let them dry. I switch off from one to another.
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Hello Patti, Yes, our towels can we bleached although we do not highly recommend doing so. If there is anything else we may assist you with, please feel free to contact us.
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I have not used bleach. I suggest you check with the maker of the comforter.
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I haven't tried bleach but they are very sturdy and the papers that came with them say they are common chemical safe.
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most likely. its just a cleaning pad that does not produce any lint. but i have no personal experience with what you want to do
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No, bleach stains are a removal of color from fabric. This only cleans not 're-colors'
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Yes, just make sure to dilute in water and add slowly. It will bleach out the vinyl color at the surface if it isn't mixed well. I add slowly near jets to disperse.
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I haven't tried bleaching, but I imagine you could if you are very careful, it would probably make the extension deteriorate quicker. They can be dyed, because I used a natural coloring product (Herbatint) to get the color closer to mine and had no problem.