If your safety reflector becomes damaged, scratched or dirty, it looses its reflecting power. A dirty safety reflector is best cleaned with a damp cloth and a damaged one should be replaced. For maximum lifetime, store dark and cool when not in use.
We recommend checking your safety reflector regularly and clean or replace it when needed. Especially children’s reflectors should be checked often.
A good place to hang reflectors are on backpacks. However, when school children throw their bags on the ground while waiting for the school bus, the reflectors will likely need to be replaced after a semester or two.
