I use wipes for art clean up and I don't use them every day. Does this container prevent the wipes from drying out better than regular pop up boxes?
1853941
I think it does a much better job because of the seal that goes around the entire lid, but with a baby, we go through them pretty quickly. :)
1853942
In my opinion, yes. I've never had wipes go dry in this box, but then again, I do use it every day and refill it about twice a week. If the wipes did start to dry, it would be very easy to spray in some boiled-cooled water (to help stop mold) to keep wipes moist between uses.
1853943
I think so. There appears to be an air tight seal around the top of the lid. I have one upstairs and one downstairs, and only use them intermittently at this point (1-2x a week?) and I have never had a dry wipe come out. Even when I used them both multiple times every day (newborn...) I never had an issue with dry wipes. I disagree with the other answer - if you're using the wipes frequently then you're constantly taking the top (potentially driest) wipe out. The only way these would dry out is if you leave the top open when not in use. Also it's virtually impossible to close the lid on a wipe - they come out nice and clean without pulling other ones out. I always had that issue with the plastic wipe containers - part of a wipe sticks out and I can't close the lid all the way, which leads to drying out wipes...
1853944
Yes this container prevents drying out the wipes. It has a layer for a seal when box is closed. So there is no air allowed in. I placed wipes in my container at Mid may and they are still as moist as when I placed them in there. There is also a some what heavy insert that helps keeps wipes in place when pulling one out at a time. This item would work very well for you and your art and keeping your wipes fresh and moist. I hope this answer helps you.
1853945
If you use the box infrequently (meaning: you don't open the box frequently to remove the wipes), then they stay wet. But if you use the box daily, you're continually exposing them to more air and thus they dry out faster than they do with, say, the plastic boxes you get with the Huggies pampers where you only have to open a small flap over a thin opening versus the entire top.
1310748
I use the liquid chalk pens...work really well and swipe off easily with no "dust" leftover. Regular, school-board chalk works too.
972162
It is a very strong adhesive and it dries in about 10 seconds. The only problem with it is, it is watery and because of its runny nature, once it is spilled on unwanted areas, wiping is not an option, even if it is done immediately. It leaves a mark.
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I clean the litter box daily and I don't see this as an issue. I switched from Arm and Hammer brand. I am loving this one. Its cheap and good; clumps effectively, great odor control and litter box always dry. Cats love it too.
1673731
I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.
646222
I clean mine quite often. I don't "scrub" it with a scrubber but I do wipe them down regularly with a wet cloth. We've had this on out cabinets for almost a year now and I couldn't be happier with the results! It was easy to apply, dried quickly and looks so nice!
2084323
I put the lid on tight and I have had no issue with it drying out. Love this toothpaste!
142552
This does not attach to the wall. It isn't an eye sore to me, better than a huge rectangular wipe container with the lid always popping up and dryig wipes. I like the design, the wipes come out easily and it's easy to pop open and close.
2130265
I use these markers all the time on my fridge and never have a problem wiping them off with a damp cloth. The only time the markers stain is if the surface absorbs water (porous). I think some people aren't sure if the surface is porous and use them without testing an area. All those trendy chalkboards they sell in home decor stores, they are porous and will get stained.
1019328
Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.
337771
I don't use the wipes box because I prefer the easy one-hand pull-out access of a pack of travel wipes. But it makes a great crayon case :)
957458
we use tiny bubbles. it works fine. we hang these shells to dry after the wash, along with the diaper pail liner. they dry plenty quickly by air. only the prefolds go into the dryer.
30450
The label on the bag says do not wash wipe with damp cloth. Hope this helps.
38772
they do... I pretty much have stopped using the wipe holder because it is too much work to keep the wipes wet. However, the diaper part works perfect for me and makes it handy.
1902440
There are cheap wipes made of paper and wipes in pull up containers that dry out when you use them. These are not those wipes. The iCloth wipes are surprisingly good quality, the towelettes are really soft and the formula does a good job too... but to be honest I don't find these expensive for what you get at all. I think this is pretty good value.
901119
No, it just helps collect the bits of litter, and because it's a rather soft material might smell pretty bad after repeated misses. You could wipe it up occasionally, but it doesn't have a hard, liquid-resistant surface. You're probably looking for something else.
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I wouldn't worry about it wiping off easy. In fact, I feel like chalk pens don't wipe off at all - which is my complaint. But sounds like it would be a benefit for you in this case.