all my pads are dry do i need to wet them?
1028778
They sell wet pads and dry pads you do not have to use their pads but the other ones are to wet and holds back the machine
1028779
No, don't wet the pads. The dry pads work much better. The wet ones result in less traction.
1028780
You can, this is the economical version, and really its about what ever you can make fit. My mother had some luck with "jimmy rigging" some wet wipes ( like for babies)
1028781
I only use the dry ones, have tile floors in Mexico. It works okay but not great as we have much snad & the pick up suction is not very good. Never tried wet pads.
526211
This just keeps the pads moist. When they get dry it actually hurts to use. Don't put a lot on the pad, just a small amount to keep it moist.
1492412
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.
41324
Wipe with a damp cloth. Since foam pads are replaceable, I would imagine you can remove them to wash them by hand with mile soap, dry and replace.
893905
I'm not sure about that. I have only used the dry ones and I don't remember seeing wet ones. It would be interesting though. I don't see anything on the bottom of the machine it would hurt. Maybe you could send that suggestion to O'Cedar.
750107
No, just be sure to use enough product - don't be stingy with it, and use a clean microfiber towel to dry.
1920254
Yes these are pretty absorbent Actually. They seem to want to fall apart once wet so I wouldn't suggest soaking them but maybe applying the oil directly onto the pads.
388576
No water is used. You just put the essential oil on the pad and it evaporates from the cotton pad. Order extra pads to keep on hand, but I have washed them out with soap and water and just let them air dry and re-used them. I have also used the same pad over and over again depending on the scents I want to use on it.
645775
I occasionally wash the pad with warm soapy water and then immediately tamp it dry with paper towels. So far, it has not become damaged.
714523
it may have too much dust on it to stick. clean the pad with a little soap and water and try it again
601188
There will be a lot of water...so I wouldn't call it dry. Keep a towel handy, you will need one.
1617578
There are pads that go between the feet and topper. I have had mine since about November and have had no water issues.
1155043
No, these pads work much better wet or at least dampened. Ater use, and when left to dry, they can become hard as a rock!
808836
I just wipe them off. I have never soaked them, but they should be ok to soak, I have just never had the need to.
1318409
I have never wet mine but I believe you can. I just heat the pad as directed and put a wet wash cloth next to my skin before I place the pack. If you do it this way you will never have to worry about mold. Keep the pack wet side up as it dries after use and I do not think you will have a problem. I LOVE mine for wet or dry heat. Hope this helps.
787885
They need to be wet first - as soon as you get it wet, you wring it out and it will absorb a lot of liquid and depending on how well you wring it out it will leave the surface you are cleaning almost dry. I find that as you use them (like over a month or two) it works best to get them wet with hot water, but cold will still work it just seems to take a while for it to get moist and then you can use it.
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2 pads can with and we wash them in the washer after every use. However you could probably rinse them.