School me on "Bounce" sheets in your brass cleaner.

[Minnesota1]

I've read in a few places that when you clean your cases you should drop a cut up sheet of "Bounce" in your tumbler for great brass.   When the bounce pieces get dirty just need to replace them.  What does this do? Do you just throw it in at the beginning with your media or is this something you run with just brass and no media?

Let me know what you think.

[mrjbloomington]

The dryer sheets are to be ran with the media and the brass. the sheets pick up the small contaminates that are scrubbed from your brass, which inturn keeps your media cleaner and you won't have to change it as often. when the dryer sheets get dirty you just toss them out then replace with fresh ones.

[Minnesota1]

 When you cut it up do you cut it into small pieces or just snip the sheet all over so it's able to bend and move in there?  I would assume you cut it into 1" x 1" pieces or so.  Or is there another way?

Thanks a lot for the response!

[mrjbloomington]

you cut them up small enough that they will tumble around with your media and brass without hampering the movement or vibration of everything in your tumbler, but, leave them big enough that they are easy to pick out after they have become dirty. I would say 1" x 2" or 3" would work good. 

[300HH]

I don't even cut mine up, just drop it in, do the work and pull it put when it gets dusty. But yeah I can see cutting them into smaller pieces working good too.

[necchi]

It's not the chemical on the sheets that does the job, it's the weave of the fabric.
I just grab the used one out of the dryer, I cut them in half and use just a half sheet. All it does, like said, is pull fine particles and dust.

[Old Syko]

I use it to take the unwanted wrinkles out of my brass and leave them smelling fresh and clean.   

Other than that it's like Necchi said.

[john keyes]

I've thought about tossing a big fresh orange or grapefruit peel in there at times.

[shot1]

The dryer sheet will help keep the dust off your cases that is left by the media.

[flashhole]

The dryer sheets are inadequate for capturing as much dust as gets generated.  I use them but have much better success taking the used media outside and pouring it from one container to another about a dozen times letting the wind take the dust away.  I do this from a height of about 3'.  You will be amazed how much dust gets blown away.