washing clothes
09-13-2006 | 02:08 PM
#11
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RE: washing clothes
ORIGINAL: GRIZZLYMAN
I always air-dry my hunting clothes. If you use a dryer make sure your wife doesn't slip in one of those scented static cling sheets.
I always air-dry my hunting clothes. If you use a dryer make sure your wife doesn't slip in one of those scented static cling sheets.
She did that to me last year. Not only did she put some foofy girly smelling dryer sheets in my hunting laundry, she but a cup of "Snuggle" fabric softener in the wash!
09-13-2006 | 02:10 PM
#12
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RE: washing clothes
While we're on the subject of washing, how about washing soft gear?
I put my harness in the wash with the rest of the stuff, along with my harness bag, straps, fanny pack, back pack, turkey vest, and even my tree stand seats to get the farts out of them.
I found a mesh bag and I throw some of the "Strappy" stuff in there so they don't get all tangled up in the spin cycle.
I put my harness in the wash with the rest of the stuff, along with my harness bag, straps, fanny pack, back pack, turkey vest, and even my tree stand seats to get the farts out of them.
I found a mesh bag and I throw some of the "Strappy" stuff in there so they don't get all tangled up in the spin cycle.
09-13-2006 | 02:29 PM
#13
Nontypical Buck
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From: Bremen, GA.
RE: washing clothes
ORIGINAL: bjanakos
Tell me about it!
She did that to me last year. Not only did she put some foofy girly smelling dryer sheets in my hunting laundry, she but a cup of "Snuggle" fabric softener in the wash!
ORIGINAL: GRIZZLYMAN
I always air-dry my hunting clothes. If you use a dryer make sure your wife doesn't slip in one of those scented static cling sheets.
I always air-dry my hunting clothes. If you use a dryer make sure your wife doesn't slip in one of those scented static cling sheets.
She did that to me last year. Not only did she put some foofy girly smelling dryer sheets in my hunting laundry, she but a cup of "Snuggle" fabric softener in the wash!
09-13-2006 | 08:13 PM
#16
Fork Horn
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RE: washing clothes
This summer I bought a used washer and dryer to set up my own laundry in the basement just for my hunting clothes. I got tired of waiting for the main wash machine and then the smell of fabric softener in the dryer when the weather wouldn't permit air drying. This way I will run my clothes through the wash on a more regular basis.
Happy Hunting
Dan
Happy Hunting
Dan
