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winterkid33
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wash pants? I mean snow pants obviously, I got some newish siver tactical pants and they are white so any dirt shows up. the guys I bought them from told me you can wash them but not to use detergant????? so im wonderin, anyone who has them and has washed them how did ya do it? hot cold soap? no soap? I wanna wash them bt I dont wanna fuck up the waterproofing. any help would be tremendous.....
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Mar 10 2005 8:24PM
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skier150
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Sport Wash, costs about $6 a bottle. then if you put them in the drier use low or no heat and no fabric softener sheets.
Mar 10 2005 10:52PM
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skier150
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Sport-Wash is safe for all washable fabrics, and yet powerful enough to remove odors and your toughest stains such as soil, blood, and grass.

Its secret is that unlike other detergents designed to leave brighteners, fragrances, and other residue behind, Sport-Wash rinses completely. Nothing is left on your clothing to clog the pores of your fabric. Cotton, wool, and synthetic materials and left completely clean. Insulation like down, Thinsulate®, and Hollofil® fluff up for maximum warmth. And even difficult to clean sportswear materials such as Gore-Tex® have their waterproofing and breathability restored.

The total rinsability of Sport-Wash® leaves nothing behind to smell, clog, or radiate UV glow from brighteners. While Sport-Wash® does not contain phosphates to 'brighten' your clothes, you'll find it does not need them because on its own it leaves fabrics cleaner than any other detergent.

In addition, if you or any members of your family have sensitive skin or are allergic to the residue left behind by commercial detergents, Sport-Wash® eliminates the rash, redness, and irritation you've suffered through with other detergents. No more itchy, irritated skin.

Sport-Wash® is safe and effective even for 'delicate care' fabrics. It will remove stains and odors without harming bright colors. It likely costs less per load than your regular laundry detergent and completely eliminates the need for fabric softener (another source of odor and chemical irritation).
Mar 10 2005 10:53PM
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doitbig
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nic-wax or whatever for keeping the water repelancy
Mar 10 2005 10:54PM
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-daniel-
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doesnt it have washing instructions on the tag?
Mar 10 2005 11:03PM
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C.J.
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^good call.
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Mar 11 2005 1:19AM
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break_a_leg
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my dad got all the stains out of my white siver stuff but Im not sure how... I think u can just scrub it out with water and soap or stain remover
Mar 11 2005 1:29AM
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C.J.
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I just throw mine in the wash with my other clothes, and they are fine. still water proof and this is my second season with them.
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