waterproof smocks
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waterproof smocks
just a question, how do you wash a bib+brace and smock, i guess you cant just put it in the washing machine, thinking of going for the greys set as i find my floatie too bulky at times, but still use it for rock fishing
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Re: waterproof smocks
do what your missus does.. look for a small tag with washing instructionsMC wrote:just a question, how do you wash a bib+brace and smock, i guess you cant just put it in the washing machine
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Instructions on some waterproof gear says to wash them in the machine with pure soap flakes (i.e. not detergent). Tried it and it works. Might need re-waterproofing after a few washes ...
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getting into the shower is def the easiest way ,though if your worried about the proofing being affected get some of this stuff
http://www.jackson-sports.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=966
and use it instead of fairy liquid which is pretty harsh .
http://www.jackson-sports.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=966
and use it instead of fairy liquid which is pretty harsh .
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