Don't do 6 at a time, use some fabric softener in the washer, come out great.
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Originally Posted by Mbam
(Post 2287558)
Don't do 6 at a time,.
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Technically speaking, Aren't they called lines?????????????
:D:D:cool-smiley-027::ernaehrung004: Just buy new ones!!!!!!!!! |
Originally Posted by OldSchool
(Post 2287891)
Technically speaking, Aren't they called lines?????????????
:D:D:cool-smiley-027::ernaehrung004: Just buy new ones!!!!!!!!! I've soaked the cheap stiff lines on my fishboat in fabric softener. |
i do mine mid- season and at the end of the season; soak for a couple of hours then do a regular was and dry cycle
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Oh old School and Cuda you old farts! Thanks for the clarification there :rolleyes: I don't think I could have gone on without it!
Having read your posts in the past Cuda, I can't believe you don't put yours in the dishwasher with your carburetor parts! :D |
Originally Posted by SpeedGirl
(Post 2287448)
I put mine in a lingerie bag and washed them.... helped them from not floating and also from getting tangled in the washer....
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Originally Posted by SpeedGirl
(Post 2287448)
I put mine in a lingerie bag and washed them.... helped them from not floating and also from getting tangled in the washer....
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Originally Posted by jayhawk261
(Post 2288099)
Oh old School and Cuda you old farts! Thanks for the clarification there :rolleyes: I don't think I could have gone on without it!
Having read your posts in the past Cuda, I can't believe you don't put yours in the dishwasher with your carburetor parts! :D |
Originally Posted by Stormrider
(Post 2288525)
I'm kinda surprised they didn't stiffin up in there. :D
If they do stiffen up, I'm going to put my personal rope in a panties bag. :D |
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