Questions and Answers for TRIMACO 18 in. x 36 in. Tack Cloth (6-Pack)

A:  Please contact your local Home Depot for guidance on in-store product placement.

A:  That depends on where you are shopping. You need to ask in the store.

A:  The number varies by store but usually near wood stains

A:  Fully unfolded, each is 15" x 15" in my package

A:  Cotton gauze or cheesecloth compressed moving into a material to the lint-free.

A:  Nope, I use them for a job or two then move onto the next one. They are pretty sticky and I imagine washing them wouldn't help and hot water on the wax would make a mess.

A:  We do not recommend washing Tack Cloths. However, they can be reused for cleaning between coats of paint or stain.

A:  No, first you must wipe the surface with a liquid called tack clean

A:  The price is for six cloths.

A:  There are six cloths in the pack

A:  Six total

A:  I bought a 3 pack in one of the stores. It had 3 cloths, and was about half the price of this six pack, so I assume this pack contains 6 cloths, not 18.

A:  Yes, they came packed individually in their own wrappers.

A:  Yes, each one comes in its own cellophane package.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, they are individually wrapped.

A:  No. If you want to share, put them individually into ziplock plastic sandwich bags. They fit perfectly.

A:  I guess but a duster is better suited and cheaper

A:  I wouldn't use them for that, they can leave a oily residue if pressed too hard on the surface you are trying to clean.

A:  I would use a microfiber cloth to dust your tv stand...not a tack cloth.

A:  They are not meant to dust, if there is a significant amount of dust, the cloths will clog quickly. The can also leave a sticky residue, which is of no concern if they are used for their intended purpose, which is pre-paint sanding dust removal.

A:  It wouldn't be my first choice. They're very sticky, more for use in the shop than the living room.