How do you clean them?
86572
I wash it with regular detergent and by hand cause the instructions say no softener
86573
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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i do not know. I usually just rinse them with warm water but I only keep coolaid or tea in them (cold). If there is a residue then I use a washcloth with a wee bit of soap. there is nothing on them to specify rather you can put them in the dish washer. sorry if that isn't helpful.
1586116
I use a canister vacuum. I have heard where other wash them in water but I have never tried that.
1798621
I soak them overnight or for a few hours and then rinse them and then rinse them twice a day morning and night . easy
1981301
I wash them by hand. They are very thin and I would worry about scratches and shape distortion by the hot water.
5072
these are not stainless steel so you cannot wash them with water. You will receive a manual that indicates how you must do the cleaning, you just need to use a dry cloth
926638
Super easy to clean. I use a wet rag or any sort of surface cleaner. They are like plastic so you can use anything.
1208738
I have had no problem with them staying clean . As soon as I am done using them I rinse them out . You can also use something flat and soak them in hot water with a little dish soap over night ...
279051
i brush them under coldrunning water then rinse well with warm running water. at times if they look discolored, i brush well with colgates white under cold water . overnight i i clean them put them in container with cold water "works for me"
1365705
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.
1847600
Rub some natural mineral oil on them every couple of months. Don't wash them in the dishwasher and don't soak them in water. Wash them in mild dish soap, rinse them, and let them air dry.
1526897
Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.
267412
Haven't needed to yet but I would just wash them in the sink and lay them out on a sheet to dry. If you are wanting to sanitize them you could wash in the sink then rinse in a bleach-water solution before drying.
1318945
I have spot cleaned them with baking soda and water. Also with the upholstery attachment on my carpet shampooer.
1342623
No, in fact the best way to clean them is to simply turn them inside out and scrub them out.
869509
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.
1881511
hi,you just need to wipe them with the cleaner. look at the last step on the instruction !