Other than spot cleaning, can these be soaked? Spilled something on it that smells and want to do more that spot cleaning.
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Use vinegar water in a spray bottle. You can pretty much saturate the area and soak it up with a dry (preferably white) towel. Then air dry. This helps absorb odor too. Works on milk or urine on mattresses too.
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this item was purchase for a family member so far I have not heard any problem with it she is really enjoying it because she has been looking one for a long time
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I'm not sure why you would need to wash them. It's a shelf for items, but if they were to get dirty somehow, I would assume a spot clean with some fabric cleaner or a little soap should suffice.
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They are foam so I think they would absorb soapy water. They can be used more than once but over time become compressed. I don't feel comfortable suggesting to wash them.
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Warm water, a little dish soap, and elbow grease - small amounts of soap go a long way. Wring and let dry. It helps to wash these at least every few gun cleans, instead of waiting to let it get completely caked and greasy.
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I would think no, they're wrapped in plastic. Also, the washer is going to use just as much water even if it's only half full so the detergent would be too diluted.
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What a great idea!!! They were very clean when I got them -- but I do recommend just wiping them out with a micro-fiber cloth (switching out for another clean one often) to make sure any dust is out. Then they won't be wet when you put the M&Ms; in.
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I've used keyboard duster to clean these outside. I've also simply run them under the sink and used the sink sprayer. Dried in rack, worked fine. However, aftermarket replacements are cheap enough and work fine too.
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I'm almost certain that they can be washed. Also there's a year warranty on them so try to contact the seller in you want them replaced.
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You can probably machine wash them, but it would likely shorten their lifespan. I don't think that they are intended to be washed that way or with those types of soap. Frankly, I just use a little liquid dish soap (the kind that you'd use in the dispenser near the sink - not the kind you put in a dishwasher) and some warm water.
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To an extent...dont soak them in water if you wash your bike...if your caught in the rain they're ok.
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Yes, I like to clean them well first. Clean the outside of the bottom with a long soak in alcohol. Then fill them. You can only do this about 2 times and then get new ones.
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Sure!...just wash it or them in some warm water with dish detergent and a little bleach.Rinse, let dry upside down overnight.... and you're good.
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I just flush them with purified water and let them air dry but if you want to you can get cleaning tablets. Ive never had a problem with them though.
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soak in very hot water, I would say. Maybe even with a little bit of bleach. We only use ours for water and wash daily in warm soapy water. Sorry I don't have better advice.
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Yes these are pretty absorbent Actually. They seem to want to fall apart once wet so I wouldn't suggest soaking them but maybe applying the oil directly onto the pads.
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Dear Marci,This can be hosed off and left to drip dry. Or it can be spot cleaned by wiping it down with mild soap and rinsing it off. it is not recommended to be in a washing machine.Sincerely,Richelle HPetsupplies.com
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Just wash them in warm water. You can use a little soft-soap if you like, but don't use any harsh solvents or cleaners.