If you're just using a cloth to, say, wipe the kitchen table, how long does it take to dry after you rinse, wring, and hang it up?
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I guess it depends on how humis it is. I hang mine on a small rack and it is dry within a few hours. But the glass one, I use damp for my windows and table tops so I don't have to wait for them to be dry. I just rinse it often and use the polishing cloth to dry the surfaces. They do an amazing job on glass.
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It dries to a light beige color, similar to light wood. Depending on how thick of a layer you use, it can take anywhere from 1 to 4 hours for it to dry. It layers well though so you can keep adding on over time. It fixed the chewed corners of our table really well. We sanded it down and stained it so it looks like nothing ever happened.
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I just take a wet cloth and wipe it out several times. I do that about once a week.
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I just use a wet rag. It's important to wash as soon as you can after it cools.
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I don't know but I plan on putting in dryer for maybe 5 mins to shake out excess water & then hang to dry.
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From my experience the bottles do take a while to dry after being in the steamer. We just use a paper towel to dry the first one off and by the time you need a second one, they should be dry. I've heard that A/C humidity levels in your home could have something to do with it.
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I always wash my things too. You can dry it with a paper towel, it should be fine. It wouldn't take long to dry it at all.
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Yes, it must be soaked for only 60 seconds. I soak it a bit longer........easier on my arthritis when I wring it out. I love this sponge because it pretty much squeegees the floor.......virtually no drying time needed. Those other mops that have those cellulose sponges just smear the water around the floor, and take forever to dry. This one also has deep grooves, which grab the dirt instead of moving it back and forth. I love this mop!
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I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
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I throw the shirt in the dryer for a few minutes, remove, and hang. Works for me.
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I takes about a day for a rug to dry. I only used the Steam Vac on a synthetic 5 foot by 8 foot rug, not wall to wall carpeting which I think would take longer to dry. I do not like the so-called "steam" vac as it did not clean my rug well. There is no steam, you just use hot water in the tank. S. Modin
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The instructions say hang dry. Which took me by surprise. I have not laundered mine yet.
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If you rinse it right after use --- its easy as pie. Not sure what would happen if you let anything get dried on it though.
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I use a little vinegar and water....let is set for no more than 15 minutes...then water only for 15 mins....then dry it off...just a little vinegar...you don't want to overwhelm it.
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I use a very soft linen cloth. Something like a tea towel. I ever so lightly moisted it with water and that usually does the trick.
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if you clean it first...even just a damp cloth it will work great. When I did my couch it was a little tacky for a day but I would highly recommend this product.
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Soak the cloth in very hot soapy water for a couple hours, agitate the cloth vigorously by hand in the soapy water after the soaking, rinse several times in cold water, hang to dry (in the sun if possible). If this process does not get rid of all the bits, the cloth can be reused as a cleaning cloth for applying wax to furniture, or a planting cloth in flower pots.