is this suit machine wqashable
145077
I have not use it yet because it's smaller than what the label says. It's about two sizes smaller.I don't think so it's washable because it's made out of viny. Once I can fit in ill start using it.
858523
No - it's a "dry" suit - solid. Wet suits "breathe" as they allow water to pass through. I wear sweats when wearing dry suits to keep suit from sticking to me and provide a layer of insulation. I only use it in cold weather, so really no sweating going on for me.
847092
It probably can. I use it with water and detergent. I've had to replace the front control panel twice, however the company sent the new control panels at no cost. Not the best quality machine, but cheap.
1215148
I think so. I haven't washed it , but have removed it without too much trouble .
1517753
I wouldn't try it. The suits are not very impermeable and I assume any harsh wash would only make matter worse. I was sorry I had one of them for my cross country trip. The left sleeve developed a tear after about 50 miles and I could never keep dry. I am sure washing them would remove whatever cheap water repellent coating that was used.
631298
I'm not 100% sure, but I do know that this is the best steamer I've ever used and it works well on heavy wool suits. If this won't do it, I don't know what will.
2144810
No, but that is not the reason I would NOT recommend you buy it! The numbers and suits either did not come up or only partially showed, no matter what we did! This piece of junk now resides in the landfill!
1985238
Yes it is. I haven't tried it wet yet but the info sheet says it can be used wither way.
804178
yes it is. But you could also use a regular iron if no machine available. Pouches are a great buy
872423
You can work at one corner until its lifted and then just pull, its not too hard to do, but you may have to use pliers depending on the strength of your grip. Sticky residue is almost non existent, any that is left can be removed using the glue remaining on the TacSuit, just dab the suit on the residue and using a rolling motion remove it.
427779
I had no problems with it on our cruise, I rinsed the suit out in cool water and hung to dry. No color change at all. The tag does say do not wring so I just squeezed and hung up. I bought 2 and LOVE them!!!
13665
I think the slimming suits are defective. I sent one back to seller and was promptly sent a new one. Subsequently, the same exact thing happened. The seller was great but unfortunately I think the suits are poorly made.
1974290
Yes. Just washed mine again this afternoon. The think is nearly bullett proof.
612835
I haven't gotten this suit wet because I'm using it in a dry location, but my guess would be NO to both questions. The suit seems to be made out of some sort of strong, coated, paper-like material. It's 100% high density polyethylene and NOT heat resistant. I think either an autoclave or washing with water would destroy it. It MIGHT be able to be dry cleaned but I haven't tried that yet. It is disposable.
1730788
No, this is not mold or rot proof ... or tear proof for the matter. Disappointed in suit.
821053
I have not washed it in a machine, however, I do not know why you couldn't.
1799875
Sorry. I have no idea, the machine died. Went back to a top loader. The front loaders harken back to the system the Indians used, beating them on a rock. We didn't feel they washed the clothes well. There was just a class action involving mold in front loaders. To my knowledge, we did not have that problem with this machine, which we avoided by removing standing water when we were done using it and by leaving the door wide open when not in use. I DO know my sister had a problem with hers though, with mold on the door gasket that WOULD NOT come out of the rubber, no matter WHAT I tried. Also had a problem with the door safety lock mechanism on your model NFW7200TW 27. Sorry I couldn't help.