For longer than a week or so.
I use that Snappy-Clean stuff to clean all my pads right. So I stick a pack, fill the bucket with water, soak them all and then leave them sit for a few days.
I let them sit for a few months. And by a few months, I mean like since, oh, June-ish.
Finally dumped the bucket today, smelled like rotten fish, that was my first sign that something was bad. Grabbed the first pad (orange) and it just dissolved in my fingers. Grabbed the next red one, the backing pad tore right off the foam disc like it was tearing off wet tape from cotton.
Thats gonna be an expensive lesson to learn, had about 20 pads in that bucket.
I use that Snappy-Clean stuff to clean all my pads right. So I stick a pack, fill the bucket with water, soak them all and then leave them sit for a few days.
I let them sit for a few months. And by a few months, I mean like since, oh, June-ish.
Finally dumped the bucket today, smelled like rotten fish, that was my first sign that something was bad. Grabbed the first pad (orange) and it just dissolved in my fingers. Grabbed the next red one, the backing pad tore right off the foam disc like it was tearing off wet tape from cotton.
Thats gonna be an expensive lesson to learn, had about 20 pads in that bucket.
I use Zep Citrus at 3:1 and Dawn to clean my pads I wash them after every correction then squeeze out the excess water and let them air dry indoors. Then I store them away in a Mothers polishing bag that was sent to me from Mothers Polishes that I use only for pad storage.
