Can I use a dry disposable wash cloth with this? I want it these for camping.
250783
I do a sponge bath with this product. I add it to a basin of water and I don't have to rinse off. Good for camping but I would heat up some water to use with it. The no rinse shampoo is great too. You don't need water for the shampoo, just towel dry.
250784
Yes. You wet your disposable wash cloth with no rinse body wash and wipe your self w it. No need of soap. This may dry your skin if you use this for a long time. Apply moisturizer after. Hope this was useful.
250785
First let me say I have not tried it that way, but my experience with it, would lead me to tell you that I think that should work fine. The variable would be what the disposable washcloth can be used for. But my gut feeling says yeah go for it.
227197
The pair that accidentally went through my washing machine did not fare very well. I have reused several pairs a couple of times but after two or three uses they get grungy and seem to get loose to quickly. Overall I would say they are really disposable, but can be re-used once or twice in a pinch.
553694
I haven't had to wash mine yet, but I would think it would be a good idea to place them in a zippered net bag to contain them while they are in the washer and dryer.
2082788
The cloths just get thrown in with regular washing in the washing machine. Any setting you want. They come out beautifully. The boiling water is totally unnecessary. I asked Ecloth the same question and received that answer.
1999313
Yes, but only by hand - instruction tag on inside of bag says "Do Not Wash - Wipe Off." I just use a very damp cloth. They cannot be put in a washing machine! However if bad stains, I can give detailed instructions on how to do this if needed. The by hand method works fine for me so far.
189629
Dry clean is the best bet ,it is very large and won't fit in most washers. Works great if your using it for really cold weather but really hot otherwise.
968240
Yes you can. I usually soak them in a little detergent and something else like bleach or Oxiclean and then wash them. They wash up just fine. I do not put them in the dryer. I just lay them on the back of the washer or dryer and they dry fine. After a while, just like anything else you use frequently and something that does get dirty, you need to replace them.
2187512
Yes. But don't put anything else in with them or they will collect lint and will not function as well. Also don't use any fabric softener (dryer or washing), and only a small amount of detergent. It's not like you will destroy them if you put too much detergent in, but it is a small load, and that could be harsh on them. You may need to use a little more detergent if you have soaked up a lot of wax, such as if you used too much wax, or only used one cloth, or did multiple cars.
2124407
Absolutely, been using with cloth diapers, and all my other laundry, for 15 months now. I wash thed iapers with hot water, and a little sack of soap nuts. Perfectly clean.
1742582
I wash these with my cloth wipes in a mesh bag if they were only peed on (I flush the poop). I let them air dry and I get like 3 uses out of them. Food for thought though: If I can wash these in my washing machine several times and reuse them what are people talking about when they say to let it sit in their toilet bowl for a little bit to let them "break down"? I have a septic system and I was flushing these (for the last year and a half) without thinking about how that might not be a good idea- we're in need of septic work now and I don't know if it is related at all.
755010
I haven't been, just been using the dry cloths. I do think, though, it would be fine. Just make sure you have the right cleaning spray. A spray specific to the kind of device and these cloths would be fine.I compared these cloths to the cloths that are included in the purchase of sprays and everything was the same. Just read a few product descriptions of sprays including cloths as a package deal to make sure. Should be alright though.
1904818
I've not head mine for very long. I've used it only twice. But its not bad about things sticking to it. Mostly it just collects leaf fragments that get get caught on your clothes. If its not been drenched in icky,I would just do it like I do my goretex stuff, spot wash and rinse. I mean, your camping right? Plan for a little grime.
1155045
No, the skoy cloth is very stiff and can't be used dry. It's still a great product, saved me a ton of money on paper towels. Very durable.
2051899
Hi, yes the cloths are machine washable in warm or hot water. They can be air dried or put in dryer. No bleach or fabric softener. Hope this answers your Q.
490040
I haven't done this, but yes you could put the bag in the wash and air dry. I clean the bag when needed with a wet papertowel or disinfectant wipe. The material inside/outside wipes up great!
1867835
It probably could work okay for cloth wipes as long as they are not sopping wet. I don't think it would hold any type of liquid solution that is just sloshing around, it would definitely leak out the sides. My disposable wipes hold a pretty good typical moisture level until I get to the last one or two, but they are not sopping wet.
2069546
Unopened I have had these on the shelf for over four months and they were fine for use. These are designed for all 8 washcloths to be used once the package is opened, but if I have a couple left over after opening the package I have been able to use the leftovers up to one week later (longer may be possible, but one week is the longest I have tried). If you are looking to stock a survival kit you may wish to do a "prepper supplies" search on Amazon.