reefer_bob

My current method is soak in some warm soapy water (with pure ivory liquid soap), and then scrub by hand until clean. Again warm water and Ivory liquid.

I then throughly rinse, squeeze, and hang vertically to dry.

Any thoughts here?

AvantMnkyA4

I thought using dish washing soap wasn't good for the pads? I usually just use car soap

NickS

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nynyvtecjstkickdinyo

in a warm bucket and squeeze out excess before I machine wash. Frankly it works fine for me and I have no interest in cleaning pads after detailing.

Your method is closer to textbook, so if you are cool with it, keep it up.... or you can always join my lazy bastard club. We have jackets.

reefer_bob

Its not dish washing soap, it's the hand soap.

daves4izzle::ASP 3-

What does one do to get a jacket?

pierreb

2nd. also looking for said jacket...

05whtaudia6

i hit it with the hose, rub pad with hands then spin dry on the pc

Eurobarge

Otherwise you wouldn't be a lazy bastard and would therefore be ineligible for membership. You could always join the procrastinators club when we get around to organizing one.

I wash mine in a bucket with Dawn, rinse under the faucet and then air dry on a rack.

roadyTT

You're trying to get the wax build-up out of the surface.