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Cleaning Textiles

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by knuts2a, May 2, 2010.

  1. knuts2a

    knuts2a Member

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    After the last couple of "sweaty" trips my Textile jacket and pants are in need of a clean inside and out. I was going to put them in the bath with warm water to soak, what should i put in with them? My Dririder winter gloves also need a clean (my hands felt slimey when i got home) what should i do with them?
     
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    Depends on the brand usually, My Cortech says machine wash , cold water, delicate cycle... Some are hand wash only.....

    Most are Air dry.....
     
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    i put the joe rocket on a hanger take it outside and squirt it with a hose for about five minutes, it's dry the next day
     
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    I'll give R-Jays a ring, they didn't have anything on the website. Their a bit past a "squirt", last couple of rides have been sweating like a pig, the cuffs on the jacket are stained from the sweat collecting at the wrists, you pull up at a servo, take off the gloves and undo the velcro and it drips out on the ground LOL. Good way to lose weight.
     
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