I have HH ultra-lite and it smells terrible.
Can I put it in the washer? I don't know anything about cleaning this kind of material.
Thanks
R
I have HH ultra-lite and it smells terrible.
Can I put it in the washer? I don't know anything about cleaning this kind of material.
Thanks
R
not sure i'd put it in a regular washing machine if you have a front loading machine it might be ok.....maybe a bathtub with detergent and let it sit for a hour our so and rinse good would be the best way
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don't use bleach, comes out camo
that's an HH Explorer Ultra-Lite hand washed in hot water with laundry soap and bleach.
i just use a 5 gallon bucket , warm water and laundry soap now.
"Tenting is equivalent to a bum crawling into a cardboard box, hammocking is an art" KK
Throw 1/4 cup, or so, of white vinegar into the wash with the hammock. It won't leave a vinegary smell, but it will take the funk out of the hammock.
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the sometimes funky.
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I also wash mine in the tub with laundry soap and vinegar. It works. Just make sure to rinse it well or you may get some skin irritation if there is still a ton of soap in the fabric.
I worry about the netting and such snagging in the washer, too, so I don't risk it!
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I don't understand why everyone one uses vinegar ?
Because it is very effective at removing odors from synthetic materials without costing some ridiculous amount per ounce of cleaner.
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White distilled vinegar is a popular household cleanser, effective for killing most mold, bacteria, and germs, due to its level of acidity.
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I just had to Google vinegar , I had no idea the history behind vinegar.
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