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nklr laundering a tankbag?
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 7:05 pm
by cosmobojinski
Listers and Losters, due to gross negligence on my part (left a wet pair of leather gloves
inside over winter) I am stuck with a mouldy smelling Wolfman tankbag. Any tricks to sanitize
it before I pack my lunch in there...Thanks....cosmo.
nklr laundering a tankbag?
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 7:11 pm
by Tengai Mark Van Horn
At 1:05 AM +0000 2/9/09, cosmobojinski wrote:
>Listers and Losters, due to gross negligence on my part (left a wet
>pair of leather gloves
>inside over winter) I am stuck with a mouldy smelling Wolfman
>tankbag. Any tricks to sanitize
>it before I pack my lunch in there...Thanks....cosmo.
There's this stuff called Myrazyme that people use for wetsuits and
PFDs, but I would just try hand washing with a strong solution of
antimicrobial dish soap first.
Mark
nklr laundering a tankbag?
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:53 pm
by D Critchley
If you develop a taste for Blue Cheese sandwiches, with garlic cloves
for dessert, the laundry problem is solved!!!!!!
DC
Tengai Mark Van Horn wrote:
>
> At 1:05 AM +0000 2/9/09, cosmobojinski wrote:
> >Listers and Losters, due to gross negligence on my part (left a wet
> >pair of leather gloves
> >inside over winter) I am stuck with a mouldy smelling Wolfman
> >tankbag. Any tricks to sanitize
> >it before I pack my lunch in there...Thanks....cosmo.
>
> There's this stuff called Myrazyme that people use for wetsuits and
> PFDs, but I would just try hand washing with a strong solution of
> antimicrobial dish soap first.
>
> Mark
>
> _
nklr laundering a tankbag?
Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 4:38 am
by Spike55
WARNING!! Be careful with machine washing - personal experience.
Motorcycle jackets, bags, etc made from the heavier ballistic nylon is
stiff and doesn't fold / flow with the water currents inside the
washer's tub. The continued back and forth of the perforated washer
drum will wear a hole right through the stiff nylon in one washing
cycle.
Also, the best anti-bacterial subtance I have found for 'nasty'
sneakers / river shoes is to soak them in a very diluted Chlorox /
water mixture. DON'T make it too strong because it will damage
something. Time is better at getting the chlorine into all of the
bacterial 'hot spots' than a quick dip in a super strong mixture.
Don R100, A6F
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DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "cosmobojinski"
wrote:
>
> Listers and Losters, due to gross negligence on my part (left a wet
pair of leather gloves
> inside over winter) I am stuck with a mouldy smelling Wolfman
tankbag. Any tricks to sanitize
> it before I pack my lunch in there...Thanks....cosmo.
>
u.s. house members poised to ban motorized vehicles from 2.1 million
Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 7:55 am
by Fred Hink