Best way to clean foam pads??

**dengood1** · 06-11-2006, 09:21 PM

thanks:-) I've learned a lot in the past week, just have to get through a tropical storm before I can put my notes to work! Good idea to have a forum!

**abrcrombe** · 06-11-2006, 09:23 PM

Are you in FL? A lot of members are in that area. That storm sucks, I guess you guys are used to it by now.

**dengood1** · 06-11-2006, 09:37 PM

yeah, these storms suck! See attached pic......the line that shows the future track splits my house in half! I live in Citrus County, on the west coast of Fl., exactly where the line comes in! Not exactly the way I wanted to start my 2 week vacation. lol

Dennis

**abrcrombe** · 06-11-2006, 09:50 PM

2 week vacation! Sounds nice. I get a whole 2 day vacation (4 including the weekend) after finals before I have to start school again. Stay dry and safe!

**BILL** · 06-12-2006, 07:56 AM

There was a great list posted a while back...i can't find it but maybe someone will tune in......

**Surfer** · 06-12-2006, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by abrcrombe

Are you in FL? A lot of members are in that area. That storm sucks, I guess you guys are used to it by now.

Psshhh, that puss storm, I didn't even get any waves, what's up with that!!??!

About cleaning pads, I have some snappy clean packets. Fill a bucket with hot water and snappy clean and let eh pads soak, then massage the pads in another bucket with warm water and Tide Liquid Free, then rinse in clean water. Works perfectly and pads look like new.

Word of advice, if you have any cut's, wear gloves. Snappy Clean stings like a mofo

**dengood1** · 06-12-2006, 09:56 AM

thanks Surfer....you should come up to Citrus County.....I'm sure they'll be a little surf! I hope this is the one and only hit we have this year. Not looking forward to insurance shopping again!!!!!

**Surfer** · 06-12-2006, 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by dengood1

thanks Surfer....you should come up to Citrus County.....I'm sure they'll be a little surf! I hope this is the one and only hit we have this year. Not looking forward to insurance shopping again!!!!!

Ehhhh, too far of a drive and clients are calling me, damn clients

. I have family in Tampa. Think they said it may reach Cat 1 status, but it's bringing a ton of rain, which is actually a good thing right now b/c of the dryness FL has been having. My families business was in insurance, but, ummm, we sold it, so....can't blame me

. I think ST Farm is among the only ones still underwriting their own policies, damn near everyone else is brokering out. Especially in my business, people are getting nailed hard on taxes/insurance.