What do you use as an applicator?
1027994
I apply it the old fashion way...rags. Because you are cleaning the floor and waxing at the same time, you need to have multiple rags handy. They will get very dirty. I go over some spots several times. You will know where that is needed as you apply One Step. I've been using One Step yearly for a very long time and get compliments on my hardwood floors all the time. Good luck!
1027995
I have used a clean cotton cloth. It's very soft so it won't scratch or damage the wood. Cotton has worked the best with spreading the wax. I have found that synthetic fibers like polyester or rayon don't give an even coat.
1027996
I use a soft, lint free rag, but that type application is so hard on my back and kneew (I'm 60!), that I have bought a sponge mop and will try that next time.
1027997
We use a cotton cloth (old t-shirt or sock) - Just as a previous answer listed, you are cleaning and applying at the same time. You will need a few pieces of cotton. Last year, we tried a cotton applicator on a handle (Brand name Bona) and that worked well - if you want to save your knees from hurting! We agree with the previous answers - no nylon, polyester or rayon cloth at all.
2124356
What should I use if I want to mix my "own solution"? Ingredients please? All ideas are welcome! :)
1725930
I purchased the Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator (5699) from Amazon.com. Works great for me.
1923165
Although it was a lifesaver for applying lotion to areas near and far, I would be skeptical regarding its effectiveness with powder. There is nothing to keep the powder on the applicator to prevent it from falling off before needed. If I had powder I would test it for you.
2189254
I usually spread UQW with a yellow Meguiars foam applicator pad and buff dry with a plush microfiber.I have used the MF mitt to spread UQW, but found it soaked up too much of the UQW
399115
Use the applicator provided and use with water or a small amount of Windex glass cleaner. Dry off after each use.
1714691
Definitely agree with the people who say to use some kind of applicator that is purchased separately. Every time I have used the spray bottle, the lube ends up all over the side rails, the belt, the floor, and my hands. This is after loosening the belt enough to get my hands underneath it.
1862678
I never use the applicator. But instead if required use a wood piece to apply the Goop to the surfaces to be joined.
2142816
No you don't need anything else, It comes in a small pan, so I just heat it on the stove till its melted, it comes with application sticks but some other applicator might work better. You don't need strips, you just smear it on quick let it dry then rip it off against the direction of growth. I think it's great stuff, I use it for my eyebrows. You can layer it too and it seems to pull of easier, if you go too thin sometimes it'll break apart, so be liberal.
1219690
There is no applicator. I use either a toothpick or my finger. Unlike Super Glue, it peels off . Admittedly it's more difficult to remove than Elmer's Glue,but it does come off.
2014953
There is nothing pre-applied to it. It comes with a tube of generic stuff for you to use, but I ended up just using arctic silver 5 myself instead.
2110667
I line the bottom with some aluminum foil then just add anything. I use it more than anything else, best investment.
2203391
Sorry for the delay, but yes it does have an applicator. It has a little brush attached to the top of the can.
1219689
I used it to repair a tear in my carpet and it has held for over a year. It has no applicator. I applied it with a small strip of wood.
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Don't use the applicator - Just squeeze the Goop onto the area and spread with Popsicle stick and replace the cap. Keep tube in cool dry place
1541231
No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda.
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I've used Biofreeze with the applicator & it works just fine. Actually, it holds anything that won't run off such as water.