Bounce sheet or Fabric Softner Sheet

[Encore Eye Candy]

I was viewing a video on line a while back and this guy used a dryer sheet in his tumber to trap fine particles from the brass in the sheet. Has anyone here done this?

 

[Tiny]

I haven't nor have I ever herad of it till now.

I do know they make good wipes to de-static plastic powder measures and such.

 

[Encore Eye Candy]

I tried it on my 204's that needed to be cleaned. It came out black as coal.

 

[FULLDRAWXX75]

Not sure how they work for cleaning brass, but I use them all the time to run down a barrel to clean out any tough spots, works like a mini scotch brite pad.................no harm to the barrel, just sparkling clean.

FDXX75

 

[LeatherLungz]

[font:Comic Sans MS]I wonder if there's any difference in effectiveness if a vibratory media polisher is used or if whether or not cutting it into small squares my further aid. I would think that a full dryer sheet in a rotating tumbler would get wadded up. Granted I know it doesn't get wadded up in a clothes-dryer that tumbles. Anyway. I may give it a try.


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[rdl65]

At least your brass will smell nice and fresh!

 

[woodchuckc]

I just put in a paper towel cut up or tore up into about 1 1/2" squares in with each batch of shells I clean. It keeps the media from getting so filthy so quickly, and will even clean up media that is already dirty. However, it won't make your brass smell nice and fresh! :grin:

I've used paper towels with both corn cob and walnut and had good results.

 

[Tikkabuck]

I do it all the time,works great.

 

[Tiny]

Will have to give that a try.

HUMM Wonder which scent to try. Maybe Hunter Specialities Earth??

 

[kry226]

I've read it is used to cut the dust as well.

 

[Hillbilly Hunter]

are we talking about using the sheets with or without any tumbling media?