F FISH-MAN May 22, 2007 #3 I wash mine in just original Gain for one whole cycle and then just fresh water the second cycle they come out looking and working like new 8)
I wash mine in just original Gain for one whole cycle and then just fresh water the second cycle they come out looking and working like new 8)
G GraviT Premium Member May 23, 2007 #4 Inside out in the washer, hot water and no soap. Once in a while, I'll add just a touch of bleach and set it for a second rinse.
Inside out in the washer, hot water and no soap. Once in a while, I'll add just a touch of bleach and set it for a second rinse.
D disbjohn Membership Expired May 23, 2007 #5 @GraviT wrote: Inside out in the washer said: x2 Click to expand...
R Rick May 23, 2007 #6 I wash mine with a little soap and bleach, run them through a second wash with nothing, then let them sit outside for a day.
I wash mine with a little soap and bleach, run them through a second wash with nothing, then let them sit outside for a day.
W waterbeing Premium Member May 23, 2007 #7 @GraviT wrote: Inside out in the washer said: X3 Doug Click to expand...
S Serk May 23, 2007 #9 I highly recommend AGAINST soap... Getting all the residue out is VERY difficult... Bleach is fine, as long as it's properly dechlorinated afterwards (Dechlorinator, sitting int he sunlight, and/or lots of rinsing with clear water)
I highly recommend AGAINST soap... Getting all the residue out is VERY difficult... Bleach is fine, as long as it's properly dechlorinated afterwards (Dechlorinator, sitting int he sunlight, and/or lots of rinsing with clear water)
melev Club President Staff member Board of Directors Sponsor May 24, 2007 #10 As far as I recall, if you leave it outside to air out for 24 hours, they will be fully dechlorinated. Dipping them in a bucket of water with Prime or something similar may give you more peace of mind though.
As far as I recall, if you leave it outside to air out for 24 hours, they will be fully dechlorinated. Dipping them in a bucket of water with Prime or something similar may give you more peace of mind though.
H hitillidie Membership Expired May 24, 2007 #11 I've always wash mine with a little ammonia. 5yrs never had a problem