Pad Storing
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belcherm58
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- Mar 4, 2006
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I starte keeping by pads in Gallon baggies and found it I had to leave them
out a long while to dry or they would not dry completely. I bought a plastic
storage container at Walmart and drilled a few holes in the sides and put the
pads in there a little damp and they dry out and no dust gets on them during
the process. The box I have has a handle on the top and is easy to carry and
holds abour 16 6.5" pads.
out a long while to dry or they would not dry completely. I bought a plastic
storage container at Walmart and drilled a few holes in the sides and put the
pads in there a little damp and they dry out and no dust gets on them during
the process. The box I have has a handle on the top and is easy to carry and
holds abour 16 6.5" pads.
Totoland Mach
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- Mar 3, 2006
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Be careful if you wash the pads and put them in a sealed container! They can and will mold...I've had that happen.
I typically wash and dry the pads and put them in the original plastic bags with an open end. That offers protection against dust and allows the pad to breathe.
Toto
I typically wash and dry the pads and put them in the original plastic bags with an open end. That offers protection against dust and allows the pad to breathe.
Toto