Can I apply a pad and leave it overnight?
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Hello Rockstar, we appreciate you asking this question. The pads are intended to be used per the directions printed on the label, and detailed in the listing: "Wipe gently over face and neck area using circular motions and avoiding contact with eyes and lips. Do not rinse. Tighten cap on jar after use to prevent pads from dying out . Can be used twice daily." So if you are asking whether the active solution should be left on your face to dry without being removed, yes. If you are asking about actually finding some means to hold a pad in place over night, we would not recommend that to you. If you think about it further, if the pad was somehow atached to the face during sleep, it could perhaps get dislodged in some way, you would then have no control over wher it may end up. You would not want to wake up with the pad resting in your eye for example. Fondest regards, Cherie :)
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Hmmmm.... I don't know , I never tried that. But I'm sure if you did. The pad would fall off during the night.
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Yes. I walk around while they are applied. I don't go for a long walk, but if I need to go to the bathroom or check the door. I haven't found a problem. I try not to walk directly on the pad but like I said haven't found a problem with it
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Wipe with antibacterial spray likek Lysol. I also keep the pad covered with a pillow case and change regularly.
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I recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs, upholstered furniture and mattresses. I recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs,... » Read More I recently used some on my bed and did not wash the sheets immediately after, and I had no problem. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to spray the mattress instead of the sheets, then put clean sheets on after the mattress is dry. According to the directions, you should not breathe this stuff, so I would recommend leaving the house for about an hour. This is not a fogger, so there isn't a cloud of stuff in the air, but it does need some time to dry on the surfaces you spray it on. Once it's dry, it should be safe for your pets to walk on. Be sure to do all the carpets/rugs, upholstered furniture and mattresses. « Show Less
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It stays on. You will need to unplug it in the morning or re-moisten the pad.
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It is ok to use overnight but This is more for day time and you know when a cream is targeting multiple areas is not going to be as effective as the ones which is just for wrinkle night repair one.
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I do it before bed and it works amazing. It doesn't wash off and lasted for a 2 weeks after I stopped using it (gotTattoos and can't use it for a couple of weeks) but is honestly worth the money!
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I believe the instructions say let cure overnight depending upon weather conditions
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I do it before bed and it works amazing. It doesn't wash off and lasted for a 2 weeks after I stopped using it (got Tattoos and can't use it for a couple of weeks) but is honestly worth the money!
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i would think yes, but let the mattress air dry before covering, say about an hour
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I would wait about 2 hours minimum. but ideally overnight, just to be sure. If it was last used 2 months ago,, one more night won't hurt.
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I simply soak in enough hot water to cover overnight. Some people bring water to a boil, then strain when it cools. Either way works.
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Yes, the pad will automatically shut off if it gets too hot and/or after 2 hours of being on idle so to speak. This can be avoided by changing the heat setting up or down or shutting it off and turning it on again before it cools for continuous heat.
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yes, pour all liquid on your pads. I cut my pads in half before I put the liquid on. It makes them last longer and there is plenty of product to soak all pads.
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The pad is inside a plush bed. It would need to be dry. Ours is inside a shed, with a heavy-duty extension cord running from the house. No problems.
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Yes you pour the liquid over the pads in the container they come in and keep it tightly closed. The directions say to use at night on face and neck but I use it after my morning shower to remove any leftover make-up then wipe the entire face and neck. I leave it on and to me I see improvement.
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I would say overnight or at longest a day or two. I apply it and then put a lightly covered gauze bandage so it does not get on bed sheet or clothes. Reapply some everyday and change he bandage. It is great for bringing a boil to drain or drawing up a splinter that is infected to the top.