I want to use these for handprint aprons, would it be good to use for that and wash off of my kiddos hands ok? Thx!!
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Yes, these would make for any clothing project (just line dry since the dryer will dry up the paint over time)...and it is not to hard to get off the skin-but I didn't get much on mine.
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They'd probably keep you safe, but I wouldn't use them for this purpose. These are knit from special materials and you'll get them extremely dirty in short order. You'd be better off with "welder" gloves. Better yet, you need some kind of fireplace claw, handihand, or the like for this kind of duty.
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Hi, Katie. Yes, they're fine for non-hand-washing; I've run these through the dishwasher at least twice a week since I got them, and they're still like new.Steve
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One would think that is a perfect use for a label such as this, right? As long as the child doesn't rub the label with their naturally oily fingers, it would work for this use. However, it may be easy to unintentionally erase the label if you don't place it where their hands won't rub against it.Oops - I just noticed that you probably meant: would the label stick to fabric? I've no experience with that.
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I Hand wash, the palm side with the tacky surface d laminates very easily. I don't think they would stand up to a washer and dryer.
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Yes. I use them to wipe off makeup with a watery makeup remover and also for my toner that is liquid after a face wash. They are twice as long as a typical pad and won't fall apart or dissolve with your cleanser in my opinion.
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The only problem I had was one student who wiped her messy paint covered hand across her apron. The regular bumping up onto the paper or brush during regular use did not bleed through. I guess it would depend on the messiness level of the kids. We used the smocks for over a year with just the one situation.
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I've only hand-washed mine. Like you, I am fearful of breakage in a dishwasher and because the base is heavy they will likely tip over and not dry properly. If your dishwasher allows you to support them well, I'd expect they'll be fine, but you will likely shorten their usable life.
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you could use it for the rotisserie chicken,you can wash the gloves in washing machine (according to manufacturer) but do not use dryer sheets or fabric softener.
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I haven't tried them for that use. They're really rather delicate and break apart easily, so I don't use them much. I kind of doubt they'd hold up to grease. Maybe try Dawn with a nonstick scrubber dipped in hot water. Just a guess.
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We hand-wash ours and have had no problems. We use these for spices. This of course does not answer your question, so hopefully someone else will have used them in a dishwasher and can provide an answer.
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I would think it would work fine for hand sanitizer. I use it for fabric softener in the laundry room. Depending on where you are using it, you might want a smaller size (for bathroom/kitchen) If using in a larger area, this 30oz should work fine.
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They work great for the purpose you described. Just make sure they are clean to avoid and abrasion. Also, wash clothes separately. DW
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I use them for buffing off wax and wouldn't trust any other microfiber on my paint. I occassionally even use it for drying/wiping off (when I don't have access to a fan blowing the water off the car.) As for washing, I've never used it for that so can't comment. I'd recommend buying a wash mitt for that purpose.
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My answer would be yes. I use them tp wipe the kitchen counter while wet and they hold together. I also tried soaking one and then holding it by the edges with an apple in the middle. It held up well.
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It should work fine for hand washing a garment. Just use a small amount as it is very concentrated.
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I haven't used these but you shouldn't be scrubbing caste iron with a sponge. I have been using a 'chain mail' rag and I love it. I just throw it in the dishwasher once a week and I'm pretty sure it'll last me the rest of my life. This is the one I'm using: http://amzn.to/1Bh8Fyw