Cleaning PC Pads
Cleaning PC Pads
I thought that I posted this question earlier, but apparently, it didn't "take":
I used my PC to apply Mother's Reflections and now I'm having some problems in thoroughly cleaning the pad. What's the best way to clean this?
Thanks!
I used my PC to apply Mother's Reflections and now I'm having some problems in thoroughly cleaning the pad. What's the best way to clean this?
Thanks!
A couple ideas:
1) Soak it in a sink with some hot water and woolite mixed in (regular laundry detergent woolite) for a few hours, then rinse and scub with a good brush.
2) If that doesn't do it, put it in the wash on warm with some non-fabric softener detergent then let air dry.
3) If that doesn't do it try a specialized pad cleaner (although at this point it might be just worth tossing it or using it only for that product).
1) Soak it in a sink with some hot water and woolite mixed in (regular laundry detergent woolite) for a few hours, then rinse and scub with a good brush.
2) If that doesn't do it, put it in the wash on warm with some non-fabric softener detergent then let air dry.
3) If that doesn't do it try a specialized pad cleaner (although at this point it might be just worth tossing it or using it only for that product).
Hi guys. I am having a problem with this too. Part of it is, when I clean them to aggressively or "I squeeze it like I mean it" the velcro on the back starts to seperate. I can eventually get it back on with spray adhesive after they dry. Any way around that? I was told not to put them in the washer but I may give it a shot if you say it's safe.
Originally Posted by West6MT
You could always consider applying by hand
. I apply all waxes and sealants by hand. It really does not take long at all.
. I apply all waxes and sealants by hand. It really does not take long at all.Dave
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Originally Posted by bullyx2
Hi guys. I am having a problem with this too. Part of it is, when I clean them to aggressively or "I squeeze it like I mean it" the velcro on the back starts to seperate. I can eventually get it back on with spray adhesive after they dry. Any way around that? I was told not to put them in the washer but I may give it a shot if you say it's safe.
The best cleaner I have used is called "Snappy Clean". It is a citrus based powder designed to clean pads. You pour the powder packet into a 5 gallon bucket and fill about 2/3 with water. Simply massage the pad and it will come clean is seconds. You can purchase this product from a number of online detail sites. I would not recommend any harsh detergents to clean the pads and absolutely do not place them in a dryer.
In all of the years Ive been using a PC, I have yet to deteriorate one when washing with any APC or deteriorate while using.........Just use common sense when polishing and cleaning, its quite simple folks, no rocket science.......
Originally Posted by JackieO
I hear about this a lot but have never experienced it myself. I've got over 30 pads so you would think I would have, it's weird. I wash my pads in the washer quite often, just with some non fabric softener detergent like woolite.
I just use Dawn in a small pail and let the pads soak in hot water for a bit then I squirt a little Dawn directly on the pad and aggitate with my fingers then run cold water to rinse them as I kneed the pad . Once no more soap comes out I roll the pad up to wring it out .. I don't twist the pad .. then I lay them on a wire drying rack velcro side up to dry.
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