proper wipes can storage?
proper wipes can storage?
My can of Meguiars Gold Class rich leather wipes has the wipes 50% dry & 50% drenched. Each wipe that is, So i have a "half ***" can of it thats a shame to let go to waste, but did I do something wrong? Or are they supposed to be like that and use the 50% dry side to clean excess cleaner on the seats? ( though my point is i'm hardly getting any cleaner on one seat ) I store it in my laundry room which is always around 65 - 70 degrees and the can is standing upright. I just pull & use them should I like shake the can a little before using or flip it over for a few minutes before using?
you don't rotate your stock?
I flip all my cans end to end every weekend when I am done with the weekly wash. That way I don't run into this problem.
I would just replace the can, and not worry about it .. sounds like the lid didn't get properly closed, or it got exposed to a little heat.
I flip all my cans end to end every weekend when I am done with the weekly wash. That way I don't run into this problem.
I would just replace the can, and not worry about it .. sounds like the lid didn't get properly closed, or it got exposed to a little heat.
I dunno. I've got a can of Rem-oil wipes (for my deer rifle), and it's the same basic concept, with the same fundamental problem: Gravity.
Gipraw seems to have the answer by rotation. If it was me, I'd rotate the can about an hour before I use them.
Gipraw seems to have the answer by rotation. If it was me, I'd rotate the can about an hour before I use them.
I roll mine around on the shelf. In short, I store them right side up, then upside down, then on the side, then on the other side...
Like you, I got sick of having 'dry' wipes... this solved my problem.
Like you, I got sick of having 'dry' wipes... this solved my problem.
Thanks for the info everyone, I didn't know about the rotating the can thing, thanks 
ok first off, I didn't understand why my wipes were drying on me, i hate pulling out 5 dry wipes to get to a good one, 2nd its not like i'm the only person in the world to have a problem such as this so dont jump on me for asking for some tips.
Originally Posted by Buzzz
Dude, you need help. If your spending that much time worrying about taking care of a $4 item then you might be better off seeing a doctor. 



