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I just hose them off real good and dry in the sun, never had any problems

 

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30roll said:

I toss em..

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Yeah man toss em and buy new ones. Or if you really want to just shake off dirt and wash w bleach. I have done that too. Find a laundromat.

 

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#23

PizzaBob said:

Yeah man toss em and buy new ones. Or if you really want to just shake off dirt and wash w bleach. I have done that too. Find a laundromat.

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Yeah, because they make such a frigging mess in your washing machine, its better to hit & run...

 

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Great point.. I did try washing them at home. Did it a few times on heavy duty and they never came out clean and it did leave a mess..

I'd be pissed if I went to a Laundromat and put my clothes into a washer that some shit bag just washed their dope pots in..

 

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#25

ComfortablyNumb said:

We just reuse as is. Why waste time cleaning it when it's going to have the same soil and such in it.

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Hlvd would be a great reason for sure!

 

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#26

Tootallfortents said:

Hlvd would be a great reason for sure!

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One of many, this isn't nature other than the pretense of being natural.

 

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Glassdub said:

One of many, this isn't nature other than the pretense of being natural.

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Personally only keep them a number of runs and replace. Bleach bath and then washing machine in between the runs up to point of replacement. Much less hassle than losing a whole crop

 

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#28

i just threw mine in the washing machine

 

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I did a big tub and some dawn just let them soak then spun them around a it and that was it, hit them with the hose a few times and let them hang dry

 

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I'd strongly suggest a good bleach soak given the way HLVD is destroying many crops and is spread so easily