10-05-2015, 06:15 AM
You will need a large bucket to keep them damp. A large heavy duty trash bag could work too. Ideally they should be kept damp after using, before laundering. That makes it easier to get them clean.
That being said, mi refiner cleans up SO EASILLY that it becomes less of q challenge than other types of bonnets. This makes it possible to rinse them at the job site. It's very easy to spray the, off with a hose. You could even stop by a car wash and spray them off. Or thy could be rinsed in a sink or wash tub. The dirt releases much more EASILLY than with traditional bonnets. This makes it possible to have a smaller inventory of bonnets on hand.
Hope that answers your question sufficiently.
That being said, mi refiner cleans up SO EASILLY that it becomes less of q challenge than other types of bonnets. This makes it possible to rinse them at the job site. It's very easy to spray the, off with a hose. You could even stop by a car wash and spray them off. Or thy could be rinsed in a sink or wash tub. The dirt releases much more EASILLY than with traditional bonnets. This makes it possible to have a smaller inventory of bonnets on hand.
Hope that answers your question sufficiently.