Pad Washer
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It might not be the best way, but I've washed my pads in the washing machine with some degreaser and just a but of laundry detergent. Let air dry. No problems.
Nirvana! A response!
I appreciate the info, Ryan, but I will forgo applying Power Lock to the tub of my front loading washer.
Based on a lack of response (and I'm not offended), I can only assume that the "detailers" on BITOG simply throw away their once used pads, never clean them and simply reuse them, or simply employ the "rinse it thoroughly, scrub it somewhat "half-fast," and hope for the best" method.
I'll order the pad washer from Autogeek and give it a whirl. I'll let you know if it's worth the $$$$, long-term, or suggest, instead, that you just just gather up your quarters and head to the commercial laundromat.
I appreciate the info, Ryan, but I will forgo applying Power Lock to the tub of my front loading washer.
Based on a lack of response (and I'm not offended), I can only assume that the "detailers" on BITOG simply throw away their once used pads, never clean them and simply reuse them, or simply employ the "rinse it thoroughly, scrub it somewhat "half-fast," and hope for the best" method.
I'll order the pad washer from Autogeek and give it a whirl. I'll let you know if it's worth the $$$$, long-term, or suggest, instead, that you just just gather up your quarters and head to the commercial laundromat.
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I pressure wash my pads on a couple of stacked grit guards in a bucket that has holes for the water to flow out of, been doing this for years and works great and is very cheap.
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Hey there is an idea! I've never heard of a pad washer so I've just made my washing machine do the job. Hot cycle and only the pad and applicators. I clean the inside of the tub with some degreaser on a paper towel after the cycle is complete but that's about it.
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