Do you think I would damage anything by putting the bag in washing machine? long story short dog had an accident on it in my closet.
54126
This bag is the Nokia of duffel bags, I'd be more worried about your washing machine.
862632
Are you meaning to throw in with a load of laundry and it comes clean? I would be cautious, especially with the soap nuts, because, although the weave is porous enough for long term (ie; steeping tea or coffee) or really hot (ie; soup making) purposes, I don't believe that it would let out all of the product within one wash cycle and you may end up with a goopy mess stuck in your clothes. If you're wanting to STORE the detergent/nuts in them (this would be a tiny size to do that in, but whatever...) , that would probably be ok, as long as the particles aren't so fine that they'd sift through the bag.
890767
You can unhook it and wash it. So, that said, you can probably take it to the laundromat.
1190995
Yes! I've washed this bag (in delicate, cold water with Dreft) and even put it on the delicate cycle in the dryer and it looks brand new!! I have also washed the changing pad the same way and it's in great condition. So thankful for a diaper bag I can wash. The hardware is still in good shape and all elastic on pockets and my bag has been used for almost 17 months. I also get many compliments on how much it looks like a purse
995986
I don't put the mop heads in the washing machine. I inquired about that and was advised it's possible it could damage the washing machine.
2093649
I would say no in the machine -- it's a lot of fabric with a rubber backing, and would be too big even at a commercial laundry == if you want to wash, hose it off, scrub w/a brush and dish washing soap like Dawn, and hose off again -- I keep it on the sofa and let it dry in place.
101741
No, but I wouldn't do it. I broke a Hoover that way once. Dust was so fine it got all inside it despite the bag. Use a shop vac.
601393
I have but you need to place it into a mesh wash bag to prevent undue damage.
1276922
Try not to put ice cream scoopers of any sort in the washing machine as the scooper surface is very important. I have ruined one (not these kind) before and I certainly would not like to ruin this one.
292619
Two things... There's a washer on the inside that may be replaced very easily. They give you some in the bag when you buy. Or call the company directly and they may be able to help or send you a new one. Good luck
1161396
Sorry I can't help - it's been treated with so much TLC it's still in pristine condition. Didn't know about the animal bag though - glad to know there is such a thing. Sincerely, ldp54
514316
Sorry, I threw away the bag already... Try to contact the company directly to be on the safe side.
2112150
First of all, I wouldn't wait until the bag was actually FULL, because that's disgusting. As for where you can safety discard your bag o' poo, that rather depends on where you are. Presumably, your carefully sealed bag can be discarded along with / in the same place as your other garbage.
80186
I don't think so. You could probably find a way to take it off. It's most likely being held by a washer.
1046305
NEVER put plastic of any kind in your dryer = it will melt and ruin your dryer drum and your clothes. I have used a fine washables or mesh laundry bag to dry my Dryel cleaning in the dryer and it works fine. The important thing is there needs to be enough room in the bag for the clothes to tumble so they get the benefit of the cleaning chemicals from the Dryel sheet. The Dryel Starter Kit should contain the bag, cleaning sheets, and pretreatment spray along with a backing pad for pre-treatment. I see that the newer version of Dryel 2x ultra will clean up to 24 items and I think it might not require the bag? (I've actually used Dryel in my dryer without a bag and haven't seen any problem but they don't recommend it.) I think the reason the bag is supplied/recommended is because when you put just a few things in the dryer they can get hung up on the flanges and end up a twisted wrinkled mess. Hence, enough space to tumble, not so much they bunch in a "corner." Or perhaps I don't have any idea what I'm talking about. ;D
704024
i would just be careful , unless its an automatic wash , taking it on an off can create a problem with it staying secure or maybe add a drop of thread lock
380005
I'm not sure I would, because mine is coming apart without that. But if it were undamaged, it might hold up through a wash cycle.