no you cant. well i guess you could try, but cant you just get a new one?
Before the advent of modern day sanitary protection it was perfectly normal to wash 'pads'. These were often pieces of rag, hence one of the somewhat vulgar terms for menstruation.
It is unfortunate that westernised youngsters only comments are 'yuk' or 'eeewwww',
the practice of washing 'pads' is still in use in many parts of the world and will continue for many years to come.
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To wash knee pads in a washing machine, first remove any removable padding or inserts. Place the knee pads in a mesh laundry bag to protect them during the wash cycle. Use a gentle detergent and wash on a delicate cycle with cold water. Avoid using bleach or fabric softener. Air dry the knee pads completely before using them again.
No, because of the rubber.
Take out all the pads and then wash the girdle just like any other clothing. When done put the pads back in the right pockets.
You can get a drop of water on your finger and try to rub off the dirt. Sorry thats about it other than buying new pads for it
If you want to wash filth off the pads, simply take a wet/moist towel to them. If you would like to cure the odor, you could use a trustworthy product or a Smell Away machine. Use a locator to find a local Smell Away.
Its a vibrating thing you put these cleansing pads with water activated soap in them. You use it to wash your face.
Oxy face wash and cleasing pads. almost overnight :) good luck
You can wash any flute if you were expecting to change all the pads on the flute. Otherwise the water could change how the pads cover the holes on the flute. In other words the pads should cover the holes completely in order for the flute to blow properly. If your concern is for the flute to be clean enough for another person to use it, usually you would be concerned with cleaning the headjoint, particularly the lip plate that touches the lower lip when you play the flute. Hope this helps. alvidovich@yahoo.com
To wash knee pads, first check the care label for specific instructions. Generally, hand washing with mild detergent and air drying is recommended. Avoid using harsh chemicals or hot water, as this can damage the padding. Make sure to thoroughly rinse and dry the knee pads before using them again.
NO! It destroys the pads! They're so expensive to replace, you'd basically ruin the whole thing! Never ever ever do that! -An experienced flute player
Why do brake pads squeak after replacing pads?
You get both the factory pads and the velvet pads