How do you clean them?
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I wash it with regular detergent and by hand cause the instructions say no softener
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I wash them on hand wash delicate, cold water or by hand. I dry them by hanging them on hangers, hanging over our shower door in the bathroom. Simple to care for, just use the cold water and a very mild detergent. They will dry over night. HENRY
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use lite detergent like Woolite in cold water easy wash cycle and then dry in dryer NO Heat for awhile and take out and lay flat on a dry towel until dry and this takes bout a day to dry. We do it to keep from stretching as the compression is the key for me. Maybe the copper has a effect for me but all I know as I get relief and I had two heart/lung surgeries through my back and under my right side and another open chest surgery to replace my esophagus and reconstruct my stomach and the muscle damage was huge. Repair of grave injury is a miracle but the rehab is a b**** but Tommie Copper surely helps on the compression side. use lite detergent like Woolite in cold water easy wash cycle and then dry in dryer NO Heat for awhile and take out and lay flat on a dry towel until dry and this takes bout a day to dry. We do it to keep from stretching as the compression is the key for me. Maybe the copper has a effect for me but all I know as I get relief and I had two heart/lung surgeries through my back and under my right side and another open chest surgery to replace my esophagus and reconstruct my stomach and the muscle damage was huge. Repair of grave injury is a miracle but the rehab is a b**** but Tommie Copper... » Read More use lite detergent like Woolite in cold water easy wash cycle and then dry in dryer NO Heat for awhile and take out and lay flat on a dry towel until dry and this takes bout a day to dry. We do it to keep from stretching as the compression is the key for me. Maybe the copper has a effect for me but all I know as I get relief and I had two heart/lung surgeries through my back and under my right side and another open chest surgery to replace my esophagus and reconstruct my stomach and the muscle damage was huge. Repair of grave injury is a miracle but the rehab is a b**** but Tommie Copper surely helps on the compression side. « Show Less
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Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
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No, in fact the best way to clean them is to simply turn them inside out and scrub them out.
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They're supposed to be treated with an antimicrobial that keeps them fresh. I would'nt try washing them, myself.
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I wash mine in hot soapy water and then sterilize them. We're now starting to use the bigger ones too. Absolutely love them all!
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You can wash them with a little soapy water. I have kept the plastic guard covers and put them back on after cleaning
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Just wash them. I believe you hang dry them. So far have kept them pretty clean.
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Peel it out with your hand. It's tough but you can do it. Then soak them in an over night cleaner.
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Wash them in a lingerie bag in your washing machine, cool water. Then air dry.
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Hi Elise, to be honest, I haven't tried yet, because I haven't used them much, I would suggest looking at the little directions on the package, but I am going to try a little liquid soap and warm water; I believe that will clean them properly. Hope that helps!
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Very easy, wash them in a little dish soap and warm water...rinse thoroughly and let dry before using again. I also recommend washing before first use as well, to remove the chemicals and slight odor.
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crazy enough I let my daughter bathe with them when taking a bubble bath and then I rinse them all after and let them dry in the tub overnight. that is the quickest way I have found to clean them.
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It's not advised. I was worried about that when I purchased them however, due to the non-stick coating, cleaning them by hand is quick and simple. No scrubbing. I typically use warm water, a little soap and a paper towel.
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I just use a soft brush and warm water with a little bit of an organic cleaner (I use Amway's SA8). Sometimes just wiping them down with warm water and a soft cloth works.
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Personally I just breath some "breath steam" on them and use a lens cloth to wipe them off. My lenses are a bit floppy in the frames, but this has worked the best for me.
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I use a canister vacuum. I have heard where other wash them in water but I have never tried that.
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If you don't clean them, they get filthy with carbon fouling and will leave some of this residue in the bores of your guns when used. I just hand-wash them in a sink with soap and hot water after every few uses.