Wash with other clothes, usually cold wash, occasionally warm, line dry if possible, or on a clothes rack inside, chamois side out. Have to admit I've never actually bothered to smell them, but they always look and feel nice and clean.
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Wash with other clothes, usually cold wash, occasionally warm, line dry if possible, or on a clothes rack inside, chamois side out. Have to admit I've never actually bothered to smell them, but they always look and feel nice and clean.
While we're on the topic:
Grease: How do you get rid of it?
For grease I use Goo Gone. Works well.
I wash my bike stuff in the regular hot water load, with whatever brand of hypoallergenic detergent I am using. I wash them on hot, as it seemed to stop the various infections I was getting. It's caused no problems. Jerseys get washed on cold.
Hang the shorts to dry inside out. My newer jerseys don't get put in the dryer, but I have a couple of Terry jerseys from 5-6 years ago that can go in the dryer.
Shout and OxyCleanQuote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
SheFly
+1 on the OxyClean :) That stuff really works great to get rid of odor.