Ok i own 2 of these shirts its been a year now but now i have these stuff on my shirt it looks like sand and i dont know how to get rid of them. Help?
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Sorry to hear about that, but I can't help you. I stopped having that problem ever since I used "laundry bags" for delicate garments.
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Sounds like pilling. Anything with Spandex shouldn't be dried, should air dry. Wash in cold on a gentle or active cycle. I think the type of washer you have matters too. Some top loaders just beat up clothes. I have a front loader that is much more gentle on clothes. I wash my son's baseball clothing in the same load but I don't add rough garments like jeans,etc. Also zip up zippers, anything that can snag your shirts. I've never bought this particular UA shirt, but haven't had any issues with the others. I was going to buy this shirt for him today. After reading this, I hope it holds up! As far as getting rid of the pilling, I doubt you can. Sounds like pilling. Anything with Spandex shouldn't be dried, should air dry. Wash in cold on a gentle or active cycle. I think the type of washer you have matters too. Some top loaders just beat up clothes. I have a front loader that is much more gentle on clothes. I wash my son's baseball clothing in the same load but I don't add rough garments like jeans,etc. Also zip up zippers, anything that can snag your shirts. I've never bought this particular UA shirt, but haven't had any issues with the others. I was going to buy this shirt for him today. After reading this, I hope it holds up!... » Read More Sounds like pilling. Anything with Spandex shouldn't be dried, should air dry. Wash in cold on a gentle or active cycle. I think the type of washer you have matters too. Some top loaders just beat up clothes. I have a front loader that is much more gentle on clothes. I wash my son's baseball clothing in the same load but I don't add rough garments like jeans,etc. Also zip up zippers, anything that can snag your shirts. I've never bought this particular UA shirt, but haven't had any issues with the others. I was going to buy this shirt for him today. After reading this, I hope it holds up! As far as getting rid of the pilling, I doubt you can. « Show Less
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Have several of these myself, but have no clue to the problem your having Brian. Possibly the detergent your using to wash them or maybe the way ther being dried. Aside from that don't know what to tell you , maybe try a different brand. I've had mine for over a year and luckily no issues other than their not as tight as they used to be.
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Like sand? I haven't had that issue, however, I also don't wear it in dirt, or sandy situations. Does it actually feel like sand, or just look like sand? I occasionally get some white stuff on it from deodorant, but I rub it with a moist dark towel, and it comes right out. Not sure if you tried that, but I'd give that a shot. Other than that, I'm not really sure...
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I've had them for a while. Keep them in a dark cool place and when they turn orange they are not good anymore. At least that's what I hear. You will get a good couple of months out of it.
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I am sorry I can not help u as I always use another sheet on top of it so if that happens all I have to do is take it off n wash it but u could always try vanish or a stronger cleaning detergent on the affected area I hope this helped in any way
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You could try a little oxiclean or bleach in the washing machine. I don't think they will ever be as stain free as when they are new but at least they will be clean.
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There can be a mineral build up from them precipitating out of the water when it dries. Wipe it off with some white distilled vinegar & that should eliminate the "stains". You may need to let the cloth or sponge sit for a minute or 2 to let the vinegar dissolve the minerals. What the stainless mainly means is that it will not rust.
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Wipe it down with a used fabric softener sheet. Gets rid of any soap scum, water deposits, etc. Probably easier on the surface than toothpaste too.
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I throw the shirt in the dryer for a few minutes, remove, and hang. Works for me.
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I haven't washed mine but since its sand inside I'd use some sort of spray and wipe cleaner...
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You need to use a wet rag. If they've been left on longer they'll be harder to wipe off
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Use bartenders friend or any non scratching scouring powder to remove the spots. I'm not sure, but I think that these spots come from hard water.
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you don't. i soaked mine for a week and its been in the sun for 2 months. that's helped, but its still there.
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A safe way to get rid of it is to use baking soda moistened with water and a nonscratch sponge to clean it off. The mineral deposits are not harmful, just ugly and annoying.
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That is a problem I have never had. I would try pulling all the material out and turning it well and then putting it back. Leave it uncovered for a few days to dry out a bit.
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You can try buffing them with a very fine file in one direction from base to tip, then wipe them clean with an alcohol swab. Good Luck!
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I'm not sure what you mean. I've been using mine for about 1 month and it still looks new. I only iron cloth so I don't get build-up on the bottom. Does this help?
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I just washed mine with a little soap and warm water!! And have used them many times this summer, Hope that helps :) xo
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Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue