Kyle Strait Knee Guards - Washing
theshrew
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Wasnt sure if you could put these in a washing machine or anything ( in fact not sure how to use the washing machine )
So how do you wash yours ?
So how do you wash yours ?
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I just bung 'em in the machine on a 30 degree quick wash.After uphill there's downhill0
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I don't but then I'm a minger anyway so...Whether you're a king or a little street sweeper, sooner or later you'll dance with the reaper.
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I just stick them in with the rest of my kit at 30 degree synthetics if that makes sense to anyone because it doesn't to me
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Miggins wrote:I just bung 'em in the machine on a 30 degree quick wash.
Me too without any issues at all...0 -
peter413 wrote:I just stick them in with the rest of my kit at 30 degree synthetics if that makes sense to anyone because it doesn't to me
The same setting you do your lacy underwear on?I don't do smileys.
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I've read you can have problems after washing with detergent still in the pads reacting with sweat when riding and resulting in rashes.
Got stuff for washing wool which might be safer, not sure.
But at the moment I don't bother. Give them a bash outside to get the worst of the mud off, and off I go. They don't stink too much 0 -
What he saiddeadkenny wrote:I don't bother. Give them a bash outside to get the worst of the mud off, and off I go. They don't stink too muchMongoose Tyax Super 2008 with just a few upgrades...0 -
They get a bit chafey eventually though, I don't wash mine that often but it's not a bad idea eventually Uncompromising extremist0
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If they're a bit scraggy stick them in a pillowcase or something so that bits don't get caught in the washing machine drum
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