how do you launder these boxers (cold water, hot water, what)?
504457
I just throw them in with colors & warm water. Then in the dryer. They are very easy maintenance.
504458
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.
504459
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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Same way as clothes that get poop on them? Toss them or I would try to get as much off as possible, then hand wash in the tub (then sanitize the tub... Yuck!), then washing machine. I would always double up with a disposable and this when my boys didn't have a BM before we went to the pool for that reason. Just in case.
1906688
i wash in very hot water with bleach. They come out relatively clean, not as white as new, but most of the dirt is gone
1394249
I just received mine a few weeks ago and have not had occasion to wash them yet, but it looks like they would be fine with a cold water setting, and if you washed them inside out.
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instructions on package say machine wash with cold water. They come out clean using this method. It does say on package max washing temp of 40 degrees celsius. Don't know if this helps.
1888670
IIRC, there's a lint filter that you'd have to manually empty after the wash.
1055095
Wash them by hand and hang them up to dry. The packaging has instructions also.
1145273
Use a wash cloth dipped in a solution of warm water and a little mild laundry detergent.
666225
If you're able to use your home or commercial washing machine that will work. When drying use a clean tennis ball in the dryer to fluff it up. I like to hang it outside then put it in the dryer.
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Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
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I have been washing mine in cold water on delicate. Low tumble dry. They have been fine for me.
552676
I just got these so I have gotten to that point yet. but I would imagine you could hand wash them in the sink and let them air dry.
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Machine wash and dry. No need for cold unless you prefer it. They build in a certain amount of room for shrinkage, and expect you to wash and dry it and for it to shrink slightly.
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I washed mine in cold water with a "green" detergent. They washed up just fine.
251621
Pull them inside out and let them dry. No they can not be washed in a machine.
868382
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 wash them in cold or lukewarm water (cotton will shrink otherwise) with regular detergent (cotton is tough, though) in the washer or by hand. Dry them in the dryer on low or hang to dry in shower.