Wash Mits

[Rob's Lexx]

What's the best way to clean wash mits??

i keep finding loads of crud trapped deep down in the fibres and can't seem to get rid of it by rinsing under water :duh:

are there any better ways??

cheers

rob

[T7RY B]

Put it in an old pillow case and get the Mrs. to pop it in the washer.

Don't use fabric softener though.

[Rob's Lexx]

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QUOTE(T7RY B @ Jun 25 2006, 06:10 PM) ←

Put it in an old pillow case and get the Mrs. to pop it in the washer.

Don't use fabric softener though.

first i'll have to show her how to switch it on

[Adie]

Wack mine straight in the washing machine

[Tango]

What's the best way to clean wash mits??

i keep finding loads of crud trapped deep down in the fibres and can't seem to get rid of it by rinsing under water :duh:

are there any better ways??

cheers

rob

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[Scarlet Pimpernell]

whats wrong with persil? It's much cheaper!

[janey]

whats wrong with persil? It's much cheaper!

Because Daz works better

All of ours even the Sonus pads go in the washing machine along with a generous scoop of washing powder -but definately NO fabric conditioner as that messes up the absorbtion qualities :winky:

[Scarlet Pimpernell]

whats wrong with persil? It's much cheaper!

Because Daz works better

All of ours even the Sonus pads go in the washing machine along with a generous scoop of washing powder -but definately NO fabric conditioner as that messes up the absorbtion qualities :winky:

what do I know...I can't even open the machine door...

Mind you I still prefer a new/clean sponge wrapped in microfibre...the muck/grit is easily removed in a clean filled bucket. Washmitts hold too much rubbish (or the ones I have do) for my liking.

[Rob's Lexx]

whats wrong with persil? It's much cheaper!

Because Daz works better

All of ours even the Sonus pads go in the washing machine along with a generous scoop of washing powder -but definately NO fabric conditioner as that messes up the absorbtion qualities :winky:

what do I know...I can't even open the machine door...

Mind you I still prefer a new/clean sponge wrapped in microfibre...the muck/grit is easily removed in a clean filled bucket. Washmitts hold too much rubbish (or the ones I have do) for my liking.

i take it you wash the microfibre surrounding the sponge in the bucket and the dirt comes off easily???

[Scarlet Pimpernell]

Yep. I managed to get some sponges with Microfibres sewn on from a pound shop...bought 5 (all that they had).

The thing is that you can get all anoraky about this...and I'm trying hard not to...

the point is that you do all this, and then some spanker comes and dings your doors!!!!

[janey]

Yep. I managed to get some sponges with Microfibres sewn on from a pound shop...bought 5 (all that they had).

The thing is that you can get all anoraky about this...and I'm trying hard not to...

the point is that you do all this, and then some spanker comes and dings your doors!!!!

Or the local birds (feathered variety) decide to do a bit of bomb dropping practice