How to clean the wet suit
129624
I just hang it up to dry after my son uses it. However, the recommended cleaning method for wetsuits is to soak in warm water for about an hour to remove chlorine or salt. To remove any odors, use a few drops of dish liquid to warm water and hand wash. Never use laundry soap. Never put in washing machine or dryer.
129625
Just hose it down inside and out and then let it drip dry. Neoprene cleans up pretty easy.
129626
I clean this wet suit by hand with a very little amount of Tide laundry detergent. I rinse three times and let it air dry. My son's suit still looks new. He's swimming like a fish with no complaints. We love this suit.
129627
We don't wash it too often. We just make sure to rinse it well and let it air dry. But I have put it in my front loader on the hand wash setting with very little detergent and it came out great.
129628
You dont really have to clean them. Rinse with fresh water and air dry after use. They have wetsuit conditioner available but I have never used it. If its something like tar use baby oil to remove it followed by rinsing it with water and drying.
118799
Wash all parts in warm soapy water, use a bottle brush to wash the interior and your regular dish sponge for the exterior. Try to wash your thermos soon after use to prevent it from retaining a bad odor.
12915
Use oxi-clean.. Let soak in hot water for 1/2 hour .. No need to put your hands in
2239758
This actually washes the suit, doesn't even need to soak very long or be rinsed out-though I still do that. Our suits smell chlorine free and remain I faded after taking weekly mommy and me swim classes since last august. This works well
2239754
I then rinse my suit using my washing machine on the Mini, delicate setting. I have very sensitive skin so I need to be sure all of it is out of my suit as I don't want to have problems. then I just hang my suit to dry.
1479545
Very easy. I use a dampened cloth with a bit of dish detergent. Then again with a dampened cloth of clean water. It can be wiped dry or add required amount of water and essential oils.
1351812
The material used is very similar to the material used for wet suits. I would recommend to check with your doctor first regarding contact of dirty water and bacterial elements on prolonged contact with your skin.
1187144
With a moist semi-soapy cloth. Just give him a sponge bath and let him dry naturally or in the dryer.
117273
I just wash it in the washing machine on cold, with the towels & all the others suits immediately after we get home from swimming - then I hang it to air dry. Works well this way.
1326950
Yes, in cold water with a mild detergent. I think it is necessary to air dry, though, so plan ahead for that. (wiping it with a dry towel will help speed the process)
1667452
According to the chef we took lessons from you just wipe it with a clean cloth. No water or detergent!
2141428
We filled a kiddie pool with water and laundry soap and lt soak, then hand scrubbed. It was very annoying but worked out. baby wipes took out the lighter dirt but not the streaked stuff so it took some work. But then air dried and looked brand new.
1808764
Get your hands wet with warm water, take a spoonfull of scrub, rub it into hands (or what ever body part you are using it for) then rinse with warm water and pat dry with towel.
259749
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.
608473
Bring it with you in the shower and use shampoo. to dry it. hang it from the rod
906037
I use bleach water. Let it soak for a few minutes and then clean with soft brush.
447711
Soak in hot water for a bit then wipe out with paper towel .rinse off any remaining residue