Shouldn't this wipe be more wet?
1470151
This wipe should definitely be more wet. I was going to return them, but forgot about it.
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I found this on the manufacturers website. ( Which has a great Blog BTW) I would agree with there statement. The moisture level is just prefect. Clean with no streaks!Each wipe contains just the right amount of liquid to dissolve all the contaminants and impurities on the screen* so they can be absorbed right back into the Dupont™ aerospace-grade cleaning cloth. *This is a screen under normal use. Heavily soiled screens may require a second wipe.Often, competitors add too much liquid, which results in streaks. Through years of testing, we've found the best ratio of liquid to use to achieve a streak-free and easy shine. I found this on the manufacturers website. ( Which has a great Blog BTW) I would agree with there statement. The moisture level is just prefect. Clean with no streaks!Each wipe contains just the right amount of liquid to dissolve all the contaminants and impurities on the screen* so they can be absorbed right back into the Dupont™ aerospace-grade cleaning cloth. *This is a screen under normal use. Heavily soiled screens may require a second wipe.Often, competitors add too much liquid, which results in streaks. Through years of testing, we've found the best ratio of... » Read More I found this on the manufacturers website. ( Which has a great Blog BTW) I would agree with there statement. The moisture level is just prefect. Clean with no streaks!Each wipe contains just the right amount of liquid to dissolve all the contaminants and impurities on the screen* so they can be absorbed right back into the Dupont™ aerospace-grade cleaning cloth. *This is a screen under normal use. Heavily soiled screens may require a second wipe.Often, competitors add too much liquid, which results in streaks. Through years of testing, we've found the best ratio of liquid to use to achieve a streak-free and easy shine. « Show Less
1470153
I found this on the manufacturers website. ( Which has a great Blog BTW) I would agree with there statement. The moisture level is just prefect. Clean with no streaks! Each wipe contains just the right amount of liquid to dissolve all the contaminants and impurities on the screen* so they can be absorbed right back into the Dupont aerospace-grade cleaning cloth. *This is a screen under normal use. Heavily soiled screens may require a second wipe. Often, competitors add too much liquid, which results in streaks. Through years of testing, we've found the best ratio of liquid to use to achieve a streak-free and easy shine.
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No, it is a wet application. It works better than the dry application in my opinion, just be aware of the concerns I stated in my review.
454638
A mild detergent solution then wipe with clean water a allow to dry. If I'm in a hurry I will use a little mineral (white) spirit but ONLY on the surfaces that I intend to join.
1956378
Probably not. When I would wipe mine after applying it it seemed to come off and not work as well.
361417
No- you just wipe dry with a cloth. Depending on what you are cleaning, the solution will have been diluted with water.
2032542
Mine works pretty well. Maybe you're using too much liquid or possibly not rinsing pad often enough. Hope it works out for you.
2282432
I use a wet, slightly soapy cloth and wipe it. Then again with just a wet cloth.
1663061
I just wipe mine down with a damp cloth and it seems to work, but the directions that came with it said to use mayonnaise to polish it!
304056
If it was still damp after 60 hours I'm guessing it was on too thick and must be the solvent. Mine was completely dry after 48 hrs but I still had some stain so I did it a second time.
1019328
Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.
1564700
Hey there! I don't believe so.. as this isn't vinyl that you can easily wipe wetness off (I had the vinyl one before I bought this but that made my children very uncomfortable in sleeping).
1379334
I don't think I have 'the' answer'. Perhaps extra rinsing in the immediate areas that come in contact with the fabric? Kind of a trade off I think.
672494
Dude, it shouldn't jump. Rain x makes the surface hydrophobic and smooth to the wiper's rubber. Rub it on in small circles, then it becomes a dry haze and quickly polish it off with a dry micro fibre cloth. If it is hard to clean, use a light mist on water on the cloth. When the glass is clean of all haze, that's your finished product. If the wiper blade does not make contact with the entire surface of the glass, try bending it a little so that it does. If the rubber is old and brittle, then change them. There should not be jumping.
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I have also had that same problem with other wipes that I have bought. I have found that the new Cottonelle container keeps their wipes moist a lot longer then any of the other containers that are out there. I can't say that they stay moist for very, very long periods of time because my family uses them on a regulars bases. I would say that the Cottonelle container is your best option on the market at this time. I hope this helps.
1886393
The surface can be a little moist. Some moisture helps it cure better. It cannot be in a lot of water though.
971373
I've wondered that too so I tried putting the whole package in the wipe container to see if maybe my pop-top lid disposible wipe package would help keep the wipes moist. I got nervous with that method because there was nothing btwn the warm plastic of the warmer and the packaging of the wipes. Typically they mention using a special wetted pad/sponge that's anti-bacterial, anti-mold, anti-mildew for your cloth wipes so they don't smell, so I stopped. It did feel like my wipes might dry out. I'd keep searching community boards for other expirences.
1998246
Yes. I try to wipe it as quickly as possible, but water does bead. I've found that stains wipe off easily.