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Original section General fitness, health and nutrition
Published 5 July 2004
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Original author Anthony Dyer
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5 July 2004, 12:21 UTC
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"Andrew Priest" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Mike Mason said: Drain, tumble dryer with trainer thrown in worked ok for me.
Watch the colour of the trainer. There was a story awhile back on aus.bushwalking of the colour in a trainer running or something and marking the bag.
Andrew
One method I've heard is using old tennis balls or similar.
Nick
5 July 2004, 12:21 UTC
#22
On 28/6/04 10:14 am, in article [email hidden], "Peter
Clinch said: Well, define "OK"... It might be just as good as jumping through all the hoops but then again it might not be and without a control bag done the other way you'll never know if "OK" is actually as good as it /could/ be.
Well I wouldn't sleep it when it was too cold, but it does seem to have survived reasonably well!
Of course, I treat my Rab back properly!
-- Andy Howell Birmingham, UK
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5 July 2004, 12:21 UTC
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"Andrew Priest" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Mike Mason said: Drain, tumble dryer with trainer thrown in worked ok for me.
Watch the colour of the trainer. There was a story awhile back on aus.bushwalking of the colour in a trainer running or something and marking the bag.
Andrew
White trainer, red bag, no problem.
Mike
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