Graham Cellucotton Beauty Coil, 40 Feet

I love when something simple becomes something invaluable, and this is one of those items. There is nothing (!!) that works better to whiten the silicon or caulk around your bathtub or shower than a combination of two items - this cellucotton coil and bleach. Period. Say goodbye to black, gray, brown, or pink spots on your caulk. Here's how I use it every 60-90 days to keep my bathtub and shower caulk looking like new... (1) loosely pull out enough of the cellucotton coil to lay around all of the [dry] edges of your bathtub to get an accurate measurement of how much coil you'll need (2) gently lay the coil in circles into a plastic or glass bowl/container that is deep enough to contain the entire coil within its sides (3) pour just enough bleach on top of the cellucotton to get it wet - just to the point where if you lift it from the bowl, it's definitely soaked but not overly dripping on everything (4) gently unwrap the coil as you start at one end of the edge of your bathtub and continue to lay the bleach-wet coil along the path of your caulk (5) once all laid out, gently tap the coil down so it completely touches and covers your caulk footprint all the way around the tub (6) if you have extra bleach remaining in the bowl, simply drop some in the corners or on the darker spots on your caulk (7) let it set - without running water or getting damp from water - overnight, else (preferrably) a full 24 hours (8) gently pull up and store the wet coil as you pick it up from the edges of your tub and re-coil it into the plastic or glass container for you to use the next time you want to bleach your edges (it will last indefinitely) (9) while you can put a lid on the container, I simply leave mine out - it's easily rehydrated with bleach for its next turn at disinfecting and whitening your caulk Enjoy! HIGHLY recommend this method using this CELLUCOTTON product.

I take this coiled cotton and (carefully) soak it in Clorox. Then (carefully) lay it on the mold, pushing it in sort-of. In a couple days, remove the coil and it will be mold-free. Forgot where I found this tip, but I'm 80 and been doing it all my adult life.

Perfect for using in the salon. Great quality and price. Easy to tear apart and it doesn’t take much for it to stick the ends together. Will continue to purchase.

It’s a very small box. Apparently I didn’t pay attention to how much was in the box. I assumed it was the same size as the ones I buy at the beauty supply store

I had the same experience a few other reviewers did with this product. Box was just thrown in a plastic envelope and arrived crushed beyond all recognition, but luckily it is a soft fluffy product, so I just transferred it to a resealable plastic bag. The main point is it serves its purpose when processing hair.

Worked well

To be honest I don't really know what the intended purpose of cellucotton is but I've been using it as wicking for e-liquid atomizers for a year or so now. I've gone through tons of silica, cotton, Japanese cotton, mesh, etc. over the years and none of it stacks up to this. The break-in period is maybe a few puffs and after that its perfect. No flavor, highly absorbent, and very durable. I often go two weeks without re-wicking with lighter juices. For darker juices I can usually go a week or so. With Japanese cotton and regular cotton I could get maybe two days maximum out of a wick. And you get a ridiculous amount for the price! Anytime I have a friend who vapes over I offer them some. In the year (plus a few months) I've been using it, I've gone through two boxes. And that was only because I gave the remaining half of my first box to a friend in need. Only thing that you'll want to do differently is make sure you're using thicker wicks. With regular cotton you always had to use thinner wicks so that they didn't choke once they swelled with juice. Cellucotton seems to shrink a tad when its fully soaked, so make sure the wick is in there tight and you'll be puffing away without issue for weeks!