It didn't come with sponge for moist heat. What should I use?
574966
I agree, a damp washcloth is what I would use. Place the cloth against your skin and cover with plastic wrap?
574967
There should be a little foam pad inside. If not, a damp paper towel or rag will work.
574968
I bought one of those that also did not have a "sponge" then I realized it didn't heat beyond warm...JUNK tossed it. Bought a different brand, it's the exact same piece of crap, except it has the so called "sponge" . It's a cross between a shop towel and a wash cloth. So use a well wrung out wash cloth. Good luck, these things are really a horrible excuse for a "heating pad". Better to use one of those things you can throw in the microwave.
433528
Steel wool is fine. I use a sponge with a scotch Brite side but WITHOUT soap. You need to leave the oil on the skillet. If it is very dirty or has been buildup you can heat it up a little and srub it. There are also plastic scrapers that are sold on Amazon that are very handy.
788713
I use my sealer to seal terra cotta pots and I used sponge applicators to apply it. Worked great!!
1774327
I have used same grills for years. Spray with Non-Stick oil, prior to use. Clean with ammonia and water.Never use abrasive sponge/pad.
210156
It is actually a dry heat...probably could just dampen a towel and place underneath the pad, if you wanted it to be moist.
2106034
I don't wax floors, but I would think a sponge mop would be best for that process.
270868
I has a scrapping blade that comes with it. But I think a heat gun and a putty knife would work better.
991770
Not all of them have moist heat. If yours does, there is a thin piece "aquifer sponge" in with it. (It looks like a piece of light blue felt.) Wet it with warm water, ring it out and then place it between the heating pad & the cover.
1598308
Hi Sherrin, I have no idea where to order the sponges. I did not find this device helpful to me and I returned it to the manufacturer. (perhaps lookingat the manufacture website will have the answers you need) Hope this helps you....LeeAnne
30090
ALways use very gentle soft sponge. Do not scrub! Better to wash it once you're done with cooking your meal otherwise soak it in water for a while before you wash it.
1833191
Use a thick cheap foam roller. Dip it in paint and roll it on the trey repeatedly until it's soaked into the sponge and very little is left on the surface and lightly roll it on. Put several light Coates on this way and use a pin to clear any holes that may get plugged before they dry. This way is tedious but it looks great when complete
210157
It is capable of moist heat. I have not used that function. The instructions say you pat with a damp sponge or lightly spray with water and be sure to not get cord wet. The pad disconnects from power cord for machine washing.
1521633
I use warm water and dawn foaming dish liquid. A mild scrubber is all it takes. Towel dry do not let drip dry. You should be ok after that.
1162869
Use a Teflon safe sponge like scrubeez, and Dawn dish detergent. Soak for a while and then scrub.
2036008
I have never seen that instruction anywhere. I have not put any water in the microwave when heating it up. I believe the seed is what gives it that moist feeling.
2243851
I don't know the answer to this question but I would assume that it would not be a good idea to use other than dry ingredients. I say this because the device would have to be made to prevent moisture from getting into the mechanisms and the warranty would probably not be honored.
147638
Warm water and mild soap works for me. I use the sponge with the Teflon scrubber After the pan has cooled, as soon as possible.