My bag stinks
I've used my bag for a week of courier work and it's starting to have an all encompasing odour. would it be safe to throw it in the washing machine? There's no way I can have this smell with me all day tomorrow. I was pretty much bearable most of today but soon as I got home I felt like there was somone behind with a serious b.o. problem. I kept turning around but found no one but me. It's a chrome. Anyone have any problems washing them in the machine? How about drying?
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Originally Posted by vindicator
I've used my bag for a week of courier work and it's starting to have an all encompasing odour. would it be safe to throw it in the washing machine? There's no way I can have this smell with me all day tomorrow. I was pretty much bearable most of today but soon as I got home I felt like there was somone behind with a serious b.o. problem. I kept turning around but found no one but me. It's a chrome. Anyone have any problems washing them in the machine? How about drying?
there have been a bunch of threads about this, but if you don't want to search for them i think the best suggestion was to soak it in vinegar and hot water. washing machine and regular soap don't do much iirc. |
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Thanks dobber - I would have missed that :D
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OMG, funny google ad.
yeah, vinegar worked for my rank HRM strap that couldn't get clean no matter how many times it was in the wash. |
Originally Posted by dolface
there have been a bunch of threads about this, but if you don't want to search for them i think the best suggestion was to soak it in vinegar and hot water.
washing machine and regular soap don't do much iirc. |
to give credit where credit is due, i'm pretty sure that the vinegar trick was weed_eater's
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peripatetic was a strong advocate of vinegar as well, in the thread i started. haven't seen him around since his "screw nyc bikeshops" ranting. oh well. i wonder if he would have had more lessons for us..
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Hey, it's good to see the forum moving back to normal after the Don Walker dust up. A thread about bag stench is what was really needed. If we could get a followup thread on shoes or, be still my beating heart, chain lube, I'd say we'd be well on the road to recovery.
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Originally Posted by EnLaCalle
peripatetic was a strong advocate of vinegar as well, in the thread i started. haven't seen him around since his "screw nyc bikeshops" ranting.
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i cleaned a camelback and gloves with oxiclean.......it worked well
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Wait you got the skank out of a pair of gloves? What is this magic oxyclean substance you speak of?
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Originally Posted by ImOnCrank
Wait you got the skank out of a pair of gloves? What is this magic oxyclean substance you speak of?
http://www.atmospheric-violence.com/mays/billymays1.jpg Can I interst you in a Gopher? A Ding King? How bout a Phone Free? |
Don't forget the Garden Claw Gold...
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Originally Posted by Plinkerton
Don't forget the Garden Claw Gold...
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to clean bags in the backyard
I've used a bucket with dish soap (not too much) and warm water, get a mop handle and thrash it around in the water with the bag rinse with the hose ... now for that hygene problem...you can't exactly do the same thing |
Originally Posted by Jerl
now for that hygiene problem...you can't exactly do the same thing
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I should really try this vinegar thing. At the end of the day, my bag smells worse than I do, and that's an achievement.
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