No damp cloth to apply? Seems like a dry cloth would take an oz!
1684314
To dampen, a detailer spray could be used prime the applicator cloth, although I don't use said technique (just a 100% cotton cloth instead, applying a sparingly amount of HGS each pass).
1684315
Actually the product itself will make the applicator damp enough. Use just enough to cover the area and DON'T put it on heavy. A little goes a long way and works very well.
2021813
I don't know if any one tried a cloth. I am still trying to get my money back after returning the product. It is a poor product and the company is hard to deal with.
1314747
The instructions say hang dry. Which took me by surprise. I have not laundered mine yet.
331964
Hi Diana, I didn't know that the cloths have lotion on them...if they do, I suspect that the "lotion" is is part of the solution that's used to moisten the product...to me, the cloths feel & clean like damp washcloths...they don't feel like they have lotion or cream on them.
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No unfortunately not it has to be completely dry but this works amazing!!! :)
1428013
yes. mix 8-12 oz with water, brush on a damp surface, agitate with nylon brush, and rinse with water.
1529079
The temperature is not adjustable. I use those white wash cloths from Costco, wet them, wring them out, & place them inside. They come out hot, not burning hot, but hot enough to unfold them & shake them a little before applying to a client's skin. I will check the interior dimensions & post it for you.
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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.
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I use a painter's drop cloth from the hardware store. It's not cheap, but it lasts forever, doesn't get slimy, and you can even use vinegar or bleach if it mildews.
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damp cloth is always the safe bet.. just don't get it too wet. Mine's never gotten dirty though so I haven't needed to clean it
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I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.
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I concur with all the other three comments. If you drape the cloth (as I do the very Ight ones) then the rain will go thru and be pretty well distributed. Of you establish it more taut, it will tend to let the rain run off as any surface that isn't horizontal will shed some moisture.
495756
I would dampen (NOT soak) a lint free cloth with alcohol and wipe down any surface you want to disinfect. Again please note ONLY dampen. You barely want it moist (NOT dripping) with alcohol.
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I only use hot water to dampen the cloth rather than chemicals, but uou could also use a wood floor cleaner that you would spray on the cloth to dampen it if you'd like.
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.
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The label on the bag says do not wash wipe with damp cloth. Hope this helps.
1479545
Very easy. I use a dampened cloth with a bit of dish detergent. Then again with a dampened cloth of clean water. It can be wiped dry or add required amount of water and essential oils.