Not really a new product, but helpful tool!

[kmortensen1525]

So in my attempt to clean my buffer pads on the fly, I was looking to buy a cleaner brush when I had a golf cleaning brush bottle that was laying around that seemed to do the trick!
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Something like this did clean fairly easily in a quick test to get some product off before I moved to another panel

[Addicted2Bling]

That seems like a good tool if you`re going to clean them that way. But cleaning pads on the fly makes your pads degrade a lot faster. If you stock up on multiple pads and wash them at the end of the day you won`t have to worry about cleaning them.