Are there any chemicals on these? I noticed some brands are dry where as these are wet/sticky. Thanks...
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As far as I know the "stickiness" on these is the fat from the duck. If you e-mail the company they are good about getting back to you with any questions. I wrote to them asking about the source of the feet wanting to be sure they were sourced in America. They responded within 24 hours. Try dropping them an e-mail if yo're concerned.
1684431
There isn't any chemicals. Mine were not wet/sticky. If yours were something happened to them. By the way my dogs love them.
2226984
I have these and I love them. I haven't found one that was dry. Mine are very much creamy. They last such a long time.
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I don't know but I remember buying this brand because it was the most non-toxic I could find. I don't think they smelled at all when I got them. I love them. Good luck!
2054484
No they are not.I got them because I to thought they were dry.They are like the wipes you get at any drug store.
1143369
Don't eat them, and don't microwave them until they melt or start to steam. Probably not a good idea to leave them in the car on a 100F day either, but like Richard M. said, they tend to stick Prop 65 on everything in Cali. It's just a warning that there might (might!) be something potentially toxic/poisonous (i.e. plastic, neoprene, almost anything you shouldn't eat) in them. Don't gnaw on them and you should be fine.
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What kind of "chemicals" are you referring to? Other than some hand soap, the only "chemicals" I've exposed them to are brief periods using hand sanitizer and Clorox cleaning wipes. The rubber finger tips seem to retain their shape and elasticity well with brief exposures to these two substances. I use these once or twice a week for opening, sorting, counting and batching large quantities of mail (approx 1000-2000 packets of documents) and they last a few months at a time. I find that after a few months they start to stretch out- become looser- and do not stay on my fingers as well. Hope this helps.
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I use these along with vinegar instead of jet dry. The only time we had any issues it was discovered that there was no salt in the water softener- check there if you have any problems. I've subscribed these they work so well!
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Because they are rubber soap & water will make them sticky. Just lay flat let them air dry then wipe with a terry cloth towel or paper towel. My dog has been wearing them for a couple years and one set will last her all winter in Chicago. Tim
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Sorry you don't like them this fresh. That's why they're so moist. We're all conditioned to expect the store bought variety that's treated with preservatives. That's to extend shelf life. Fine if you like it. I preferred to get used to these beauties. My only suggestion would be to dry them in the oven on a cookie sheet at about 200 degrees. Check them every 10 minutes until they reach your desired level of dryness. Good luck!
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I guess they're not super dry, but seem to be dry enough to preserve them. Drying further might deepen the color, which may not be as attractive, depending on what you're cooking. The big question for me would be how do they taste? Mine were pleasant, hot enough to burn awhile, but not hot enough to blow my face off. I like them and think they're pretty,.
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I know they are water RESISTENT, not water proof. I would t use it until you know for sure they are completely dry before trying.
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Here's a tip: When they are no longer sticky enough to stick: just using your fingers, wash them gently under running warm water and let them air dry -good as new!
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Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
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As long as they are in the packet, they stay moist. Never opened a dry one yet. These work great too. I never realized how smuged my lens were getting until I started using these. I have always just used the little soft cloth that came with my glasses or washed them. Hope this helps.
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They are very sticky. Just as long as there not in the shower, you should be ok.
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I've bought them in ross and bed bath & beyond also, and their alway's fresh! Sorry yours were stale because I've never encountered that. Goodluck
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Mine are pretty dry. Still dark red color with greater amount of soap than other brands. I did use my mixer work on them fine.