kleng said:cold water always
I don't take the risk with $150 plus bib knicks so I just use cold power washing powder.matagi said:That's a myth ... warm water is fine, you don't want to wash in scalding hot water however.
I do all my knicks at 40C in a frontloading washing machine, if you don't have a front loader, you might want to consider putting the bib knicks in a pillow case or something just so the straps don't wrap themselves around the agitator and get stretched.
Bypass the pillow case, I borrowed the Cooks bra bags. She eventually bought herself some new ones & threatened me with sever consequences should I use those.matagi said:That's a myth ... warm water is fine, you don't want to wash in scalding hot water however.
I do all my knicks at 40C in a frontloading washing machine, if you don't have a front loader, you might want to consider putting the bib knicks in a pillow case or something just so the straps don't wrap themselves around the agitator and get stretched.
No it does not, although the chamois cream manufacturers will have you believe that they do. Nothing kills a synthetic chamois faster than damp so make sure you always hang the bibs inside out so they dry quickly and never toss them into the hamper while the chamois is wet as they will fester and start to mould very quickly.fauxpas said:Kewl, but what about the padding? Does it need any treatment like the real chamois ones?
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