Rick Nebiolo
04-08-2005, 01:42 PM
I have a filthy casino quality setup of Kem plastic playing cards I need to clean. I've heard cleaning involves using towels and soda water but does anyone know the procedure?
Heck, just Googled "clean playing cards" and this was taken from the third hit:
"Keep your KEM Cards clean. They will reward you with longer life. Washing makes KEM Cards perform like new for years:
Use cold water, mild neutral soap solution and a soft cloth only. Never use hot water for washing.
Clean only a few cards at a time.
Rub very lightly on both sides and rinse quickly.
Dry thoroughly at once using a clean, soft cloth.
Spread KEM Cards on a table and allow up to one hour on each side to dry; avoid direct sunshine or proximity of heating elements.
Occasionally wipe off KEM cards with a damp cloth and let dry thoroughly.
Never use detergent or alkaline soap!
Never wash KEM Cards in a washing machine!
Never put KEM Cards away damp, either from washing or perspiration."
Anyway, is dish detergant a mild neutral soap solution? I need to start in an hour.
~ Rick
Heck, just Googled "clean playing cards" and this was taken from the third hit:
"Keep your KEM Cards clean. They will reward you with longer life. Washing makes KEM Cards perform like new for years:
Use cold water, mild neutral soap solution and a soft cloth only. Never use hot water for washing.
Clean only a few cards at a time.
Rub very lightly on both sides and rinse quickly.
Dry thoroughly at once using a clean, soft cloth.
Spread KEM Cards on a table and allow up to one hour on each side to dry; avoid direct sunshine or proximity of heating elements.
Occasionally wipe off KEM cards with a damp cloth and let dry thoroughly.
Never use detergent or alkaline soap!
Never wash KEM Cards in a washing machine!
Never put KEM Cards away damp, either from washing or perspiration."
Anyway, is dish detergant a mild neutral soap solution? I need to start in an hour.
~ Rick