Can oxygen bleach be used to wash these?
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If you have a good wash routine you shouldn't have to bleach them. Bleach can be used, however if used to much it can break down the pul over time.
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I spray them with a pre-treat - I use Oxyclean Spray. I wash them with my towels but do not use fabric softener on them, then air dry. That works for me! They are never real white again but I know that they are clean to re-use.
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I have not tried to wash them, but I bet you could turn them inside out and wash them by hand and then air dry. I find the fingertips get too stiff for me after about a month and a half and then I just toss them. They do not smell at that point.
552676
I just got these so I have gotten to that point yet. but I would imagine you could hand wash them in the sink and let them air dry.
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these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
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Brian, I've tried soaking the pads in warm soapy water to loosen some of the dirt before I wash them in cold water. I think the pads say "do not use bleach". I finally got so frustrated that I ordered new pads because they seem to be impossible to clean after a couple of uses. If you hear from anyone else, I'd be interested in their results.Thanks,Stephanie Kentala
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i have washed them over and over again and never used bleach or oxi-clean but will try the one or the other in the next wash. they are the same as when they were new. just a great alternative and savings than buying wee wee pads.
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I actually use laundry detergent and bleach to wash these in the washer. The Clorox bleach does NOT harm or change the color of the pads. The pads come out fresh and odor free. I put them in the dryer for a few minutes and they are dry fast. No odors. The Clorox bleach works.
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I've never washed them, as I've never gotten into anything dirty enough to need washing. But I don't see why they couldn't be. I would air dry them so the materials don't shrink.
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I cannot see why not, although they are very easy to clean and I just rinse them quickly with a sponge and leave them to air dry in a strainer.
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Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.
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Whitney, these are a nice slick material (almost like a light jacket or jogging pants), so you should be able to wash these no problem! Dish soap will work perfectly, or you could even toss these in the washing machine. Hope this helps.
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Yes. They will be much softer and more absorbent if you do, and become nicer with each washing. They bleach beautifully.
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Yes, you can wash them in the dishwasher. Unfortunately, they get water spots unless you dry them.
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If they're really dirty I spray them with Oxy first, but usually I just throw them in the washer.
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I have not used them with a bleach solution. Can't see why they would not be ok....nothing in the description suggested NOT using them with bleach.
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The manual states they are washable but do not recommend submerging them in water. Wash with mild soap on a damp cloth and rinse the same way.