Try a zip lock plastic bag to bring your sponges home in and to hold
till you wash them...not for a week, but overnight, it will keep the
sponges damp until you are ready to wash them. Personally, I use The
Masters Brush Cleaner and Conditioner. Red and green are still an
issue unless cleaned out in a timely fashion. I've dedicated a sponge
for red and a green so I don't stain any more.
Robbie Pack
www.robbiespack.com
Fairfield, CT
On Sep 26, 8:42 am, Just Jenny <[email protected]> wrote:
> Ivory Bar Soap is the best I've found and it's cheap.  However, I
> still don't get all the stains out.  But they do look clean.  I'm
> thinking that there has to be something that you guys are doing that
> I'm not.  My used sponges go into a small bucket, get dumped into a
> small holey laundry bag and get carted home.  So sometimes they don't
> get washed until the next day after they have dried.  Could this be
> it?????   I wash each of my sponges individually by hand until there
> is no hint of color left and then rinse them until the water is so
> clear that you could drink it.
>
> Shannon, Shelley, what do you think?  I use mostly FFW green sponges.
>
> Jenny
>
> On Sep 26, 12:18 am, Shannon <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have always used Ivory Soap (the bar soap is the best to get the
> > tougher colours out) and my 8 year old sponges look like new for the
> > most part.  Eventually they get a little softer or firmer depending on
> > the type of sponge but Ivory gets them clean.
>
> > Shannonwww.shannonfennell.comwww.facepaintingproducts.com
> > My Blog:http://shannonfennell.wordpress.com/
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