I could not find any washing instruction son them. Can they be washed in a machine? Dried?
44330
I wash mine in the machine but I always let my running gear air dry, never use fabric softeners of any kind as it will clog the pours and not allow your wicking fabrics to wick :) I learned this from others, hope it helps. Also, I wash my running clothes in warm water.
44331
I wash mine in the machine, but I do not put them in the drier. I have forgotten and put them in the drier once or twice, but as a general rule with all of my compression socks, I air dry them.
44332
I'm not sure. I dried mine and they seem to be ok, but I've only worn them once.
44333
You are supposed to wash them in cold water in the sink. Because we wear them so often we always just wash and dry with the rest of our clothes - our socks will wear out faster but it is necessary for our fast paced lives.
44334
I'm not affiliated with the manufacturers of all the various brands of compression socks, but a few pairs had instructions with them: never dry in the dryer. I wash mine in the washer on gentle with a smidge of blue Dawn---gets oils out. Then hang them or ly flat to dry. I started out washing them by and with Dawn in the sink, but that got old after a few weeks.
131581
Yes. You can machine wash them. But I don't recommend putting them in the dryer. The cleaning instructions says that they should be line dried.
2212566
i would never put them in a dryer---wash and hang to dry. When we were on the boat we hosed off with fresh water and hung them on the deck. doesn't take long for them to dry.
1962909
I use warm water on a regular wash cycle. I don't machine dry them, seems like I saw somewhere not to, also not to use hot water, though that might be your first instinct. Most of the time they're completely dry in a couple hours when I hang them over a chair to dry, outside drying is great if your weather permits it.
2213699
These should not be washed in a machine. Spot clean only. I have a handheld steam cleaner that I wash mine with and it works great.
996504
I'm pretty sure they should be hand washed and dried. I never put mine in the dishwasher, so I don't know how they would do.
1667057
No, they are not washable. Would shred up in a machine. You can wipe them with a damp cloth and vacuum, which is what we do. They are in okay but not great shape after two years.
83314
I washed them on delicate cycle in cold water, using regular Tide detergent. Then I dried them on the air setting of the dryer, with no problems at all.
1281912
I have not washed them, but if I were to, I'd put them in a mesh bag (lingerie bag) and wash them cold/cold on gentle or handwash cycle with very little detergent and lay them flat to dry.
1833009
wash in washing machine on cold. Don't put in dryer. I have a maroon one and a brown one and wash them together with no problems.
979696
You can put these in the washer to clean them. Do not place them in the dryer, only air dry.
2111493
Yes, I wash them in the washing machine and they come out great. I do not put them in the dryer.
818529
You can put them in the washing machine; I have laundered mine 3 times over the past year with no problems; however do not put them in the dryer. Hang them over a coat hanger in an airy spot, not in direct sunlight. I have 2 pair of these and I have to say they are the best gloves I have used. Get them a size larger and you can put liners in them for winter use.
2248884
yes they are machine washable i have washed mine once with some concerns about drying them but not to worry you will pleased with the results
2241345
Their website says washable. I'm not sure if that means machine or not. But my guess is they could be. I've had them for many months and really like them. I haven't washed them yet though; nothing has spilled.
1808195
I didn't see any washing instructions for the drawers but looking at them I think you can wash them in the machine.
2052980
I've never washed them, as I've never gotten into anything dirty enough to need washing. But I don't see why they couldn't be. I would air dry them so the materials don't shrink.