How do you use this properly? I tried it and it didn't work as good paper towels. Please halp.
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I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the gunk while we were having our meal. Hope both suggestions help! I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the... » Read More I'll try to explain - As I move the brush forward and back over the grill lines, I also move the brush right and left, so that the bristles rub over every surface between the grill protrusions. That is: forward, back, right, forward, back, left. That's the best way I have to explain it, and it works well for me. And I must say I am using this on a Quisinart griller as opposed to a Foreman. However, PRIOR TO GETTING THIS BRUSH, my best way was, immediately following use, while grill is still warm, I would put a few wet paper towels between the grill plates and allowed them to steam off the gunk while we were having our meal. Hope both suggestions help! « Show Less
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I don't allow food to get dry on the grill plates. As soon as I take the food off, I put a wet cloth on the grill while it cools enough to clean. Then I clean with Dawn and the grill brush and just scrub clean. My grill is super easy to clean and the grill plates also can go in the dishwasher, so I've had no problems at all.
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We allow the grills to cool, put the in sink with soapy water for a few minutes then scrub with the brush. Always comes clean without a problem.
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I also do not find this brush very confortable to use the best way I found is to use a upward push at a downward angle so all the brushes come in contact with the cast iron pan I use on it for.If you continue up and down like this all the mess comes off with a little less effort on my part.
579364
You're right, a paper towel works nicely. I like this because I don't burn myself when cleaning the panini machine grills, and they get very hot. Your choice in the end.
852178
I had no problems with paper towels but a paper shredder is a better and faster option for newsprint. The grinding teeth are widely spaced and would likely get bogged down with newspaper. I do shred paper from sticks of butter, napkins and dryer sheets.
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I have only used like a hand towel size, possibly 12 towels. If you're going to use smaller towels and depending how you fold them you can get more in. Sorry couldn't be of more help.
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I've used the washer and dryer. It's not as soft as it was but I think that was probably inevitable. Nowadays I can't pull it away from my daughter long enough for a full wash cycle so I just give it a quick hand wash with a tiny bit of all free and clear, rinse well, ring it out- and give it back a little damp. It air dries fast.
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Someone is pulling your leg !!!!! I can't believe you would really think to pay that price. I've have used them for many yrs and they are GREAT !!!! No need to use paper towels( less for the trash ), just put them in the soap with the other dishes. When they get holes in them, throw them away. I use to buy them at WAl-Mart and Miles Kimble,they don't sell them anymore, so I get them here . You will enjoy them.
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No I have not tried it. I was just disappointed in its thickness using this on the beach, however if you want a very lightweight towel this would fit the bill. I don't intend to reorder it but it was a good one for my family to transport to a foreign destination as it took up little luggage space.
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I didn't. I bought the towel because of the great reviews, but my experience was somewhat worse than most others. I did take the seller up on his offer to refund the price and purchase somebody else's, and he did that without question. I gave the product two stars, but he definitely gets five stars for service. I got the Viking towel, and one is sufficient to dry each of my cars.
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I use spray cleaner and paper towel. I wouldn't put this in the washing machine as I think the material may come apart.
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I just wipe it down with a wet paper towel occasionally. That seems to work pretty well :-)
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Well as soon as I'm done using it, I let it cool down a bit. I then use soapy paper towels then clean with just a wet paper towel Until there totally shiny and clean.
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The towel does dry fairly quickly and it pains me to say this because there isn't much I order from Amazon that I'm not 5 stars without a doubt. This towel seems more suited for the kitchen and wiping down the countertop of course after you cut the bath towel down. I don't have dry hands at all and this towel constantly grabs onto my hands when using it and becomes almost an a nuisance. It's as if I had all these uneven nails or super qdry/cracked hands, when if fact it is the total opposit. I DO NOT recommend this towel at all and especially at the asking price. I hope this helps.
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We are using the Costco Paper towels - it is very large- it fits well and we never had any problem with the blade. All our friends are impressed!
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I've used it with a simple paper towel but the best results are with the cloth. You have to work a lot more with paper to get it not to streak and to buff it out to an even shine.
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It's not bad. My regular size towels I fold in thirds, lengthwise, then roll them. But my bath sheets I have to fold in half, crosswise, then roll them to stick them in. They hang out past the other towels on the sides, but it's an interesting contrast. Looks like a tree, kind of... I strongly suggest making sure you mount it into studs. Snagging a towel out of it when it's just mounted to the sheetrock will probably pull it out of the wall.
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We've had ours for several years. Little electric power used and it won't warm up the room. It just helps the towels to dry a little faster and gives them a little warmth when you grab it from a shower/bath. If you want just warm towels for shower, then turn it off after shower, and on again the morning/evening before your next shower.It takes several hours before the towel will feel warm.
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I washed mine and yes I do use it, however I have not have an issue with the moisture. I've only had mine since Christmas. So far so good. I did let it set for about 3 days before using and dried it out with paper towels afterwards.
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I have only tried the Turkish Peshtemal towel. I haven't regretted this purchase one bit. I take my towel with me whenever I travel to the beach or camping. I'm thinking of buying more of the same. Good luck in your decision making.