Bounce Fabrice Softener Sheets

[caperbound]

I have always cut up pieces of used sheets and tossed them in my tumbler to grab dirt and dust...but, the other day I found a couple new uses for them.

I don't know about other folks but I like to wipe down my reloads before I put them in a case. I generally shoot cast so often some residual lube is on my cases. I normally us papertowel (sometime with brakeclean on it). The other day papertowel wasn't close by but a few used bounce sheets were. Without parts cleaner I gave the brass/bullets a wipe. I was pretty impressed they almost easily wiped the grim off and my work bench smelled nice too.

Had a rifle barrel full of some sort of grease laying near by...with some elbow grease it cleaned up pretty quick.

Anyway, not a life changer or anything but another reason to save your old bounce sheets.

 

[handofzeus]

Nice one. I too use bounce sheets to get rid of static in my powder hopper and from any plastic funnels that I use.

 

[Great Crouton]

Nice one. I too use bounce sheets to get rid of static in my powder hopper and from any plastic funnels that I use.

How so? You mean you wipe down the inside with one or you actually put on in the hopper with powder?

 

[mmattockx]

How so? You mean you wipe down the inside with one or you actually put on in the hopper with powder?

Wipe it down prior to use. Because the sheets have an anti-static compound for the clothes they tend to kill static charges on the plastic pieces when wiped on them.


Mark

 

[Magnum_Tom]

You don't even need to wipe down the insides - wiping the outsides does the trick. I keep a bounce sheet wrapped around the hopper and held on with elastics. No more static. For thos that don't like the scent or find it too strong, I suggest getting the unscented bounce. A reloading bench should not smell like lavender...

 

[Great Crouton]

Clever, thanks for the tip.