how do you launder these boxers (cold water, hot water, what)?
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I just throw them in with colors & warm water. Then in the dryer. They are very easy maintenance.
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I wash in "eco-warm" which is a setting just between cold and warm on my front loader. I dry on a line, because they dry so quickly and I don't want to shrink them.I used to wash in cold, but I started to notice that they didn't smell the best afterwards. Now that I use "eco-warm" I haven't noticed any foul odors.
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I do cold water and air dry only. They last over a year before they start to lose their fit. I never have issues with smell, shrinkage and weak or lazy fabric. It's the heat in the drier that really kills these.
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I wash in "eco-warm" which is a setting just between cold and warm on my front loader. I dry on a line, because they dry so quickly and I don't want to shrink them. I used to wash in cold, but I started to notice that they didn't smell the best afterwards. Now that I use "eco-warm" I haven't noticed any foul odors.
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The answer is yes to the question regarding machine wash wool underwear. Wash delicate in cold water and hang to dry.
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Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
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Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
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I machine washed them in rockin green laundry soap and dried them normally. There is no real prep for these. I have stripped them once using the hot water in the washing machine.
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Wash in the washing machine with warm water and regular detergent then hang back up to dry.
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I wash in cold water with a mild detergent and hang dry. I wouldn't put this garment in the dryer.
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Wash on gentle cycle. Do not bleach, cold water. Dry on gentle air fluff dry. Low heat
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I was them in the machine in cold water and then allow them to dry naturally. Seems to work quite well!
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I usually put them in a zip up lingerie bag and wash them on gentle and then lay them out to dry... I have no issues
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Pull them inside out and let them dry. No they can not be washed in a machine.
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Machine wash and dry but after the wash you will see lots of fuss balls so you will have to use fabric shaver to shave them off.
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I throw mine in the washing machine with the underwear, warm wash, gentle cycle. You're supposed to lay it flat to dry, but it holds a lot of water even after a gentle spin dry; so I put the whole load in the dryer for maybe 10 minutes on medium-low heat, to fluff it and let the other items absorb some of the moisture. Then when it's partially dry, I take it out and lay it flat. Seems to work well--after several months I have not yet seen any sign of aging from the dryer. Update: I've been using these for over a year now. The only change I've made is, I've gotten a drying rack; so instead of laying it flat when it's partially dry, I drape it over the rack. After a year, they're still soft, supple, and lie flat.
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I just fold them and put them in a large zip-lock bag if I can't do a load of wash. most of the time just washing them in the tub will do the trick.
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Regular wash, cold or warm. I hang dry mine... they last much longer if you don't dry them with heat.
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Take them to be steamed at a dry cleaners.. get them pressed then roll them, and store them rolled..
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No, not yet. When I do, it will be in the washing machine with cold water. Then, I will air dry it. That is my plan. It works for most unusual things.