Unable to get pads to fully dry after soaking

[Slinky]

Hello,



Anyone have any good tips to dry pads after soaking them for a few minutes, it seems no matter how much water I get out they are still a little damp.



Thanks!

 

[imported_Grouse]

speed 6 with them in an empty bucket to catch sling.

 

[gmblack3]

speed 6 with them in an empty bucket to catch sling.

Then place them between a cotton towel and step on them.

 

[Envious Eric]

when I wash my pads, I put them in a bucket with APC and warm water, scrub them out, put them in cold water and rinse, then let them sit out on a towel on a lounge chair so air passes on both sides and they are dry the next day....I am not going to use them overnight anyway....that is why I have about 30 pads lying around...never have to worry about running out of one...

 

[imported_GregCavi]

Yup, Crank up to 6 on the pc, but watch out the pad will fly off. With rotary I crank up to 3000k or so and usually dont have pads fly off. BTW I only do this when its necessary, usually my pads sit for a week before use.



Greg

 

[imported_paradigm]

after washing them i place them in front of a small fan overnight...dry in the morning.

 

[RAG]

Above are all good methods. If I'm in a hurry I sandwich them between a coupld towels.

 

[TGates]

This may be obvious, but I find standing them up on their side rather than flat after wringing most of the water out of them by hand helps them dry much faster.

 

[RCBuddha]

I use my rotary to spin the majority of the water out, then let them dry on Milk crates. It sometimes takes a day or two to dry completely.

 

[Beason]

PC speed 1 working your way up to 6 very quicly. Speed 1 gets ride of the big water, speed 6 will leave a huge mist. 5 seconds from start to finish and that all it takes. Let air dry to completely get dry. Normally you can use a pad right after thhe spin dry with PC.