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Old 03-13-2007, 11:02 AM
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I put mine on the pc first then put them on a shelf that allows air to dry from both the top and bottom.
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spinning the pads would be an option if he had his PC why he has his pads without his PC dunno..placing the pads in the dryer on low heat checking after 10mnts so the pads don't get to hot is a good option..
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I ruined a couple of my pads by having them too enclosed. They got mold or mildew. The foam started sluffing off the pad. Since then I do whatever it takes to dry them quickly, spin, dryer, sun/air.
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