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Old 01-14-18 | 10:55 AM
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hankaye
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From: 1/2 way between Hatch and T or C, N.M.

Bikes: '95 Specilized StumpjumperFS

Sullalto, Howdy;

Originally Posted by Sullalto
I've been sloppy about changing on my way home from work, since it's only a 3 mile commute and a net downhill. I also haven't been rolling my pants legs up because it's 34 degrees outside.

So what's the best way to get pants clean? I've noticed I still have some black splotches when getting my clothes out of the dryer today.

Most of the 'damage' is maneuvering the bike in & out of the building. Not from riding itself.

So what's the best way to get my pants clean again?
The sentence that I highlighted in RED generally means that there is nothing that will work,
Goose cooked. However I slept at my home and got a good night's sleep, so ... my Mom used
to get some truly difficult stains out by doing the following;
- As the stain is now 'set' you need to re-activate the source material (Chain Lube), so,
put a few drops of lube on the stains and allow them to soak in.
- Get some Fels-Naptha ( https://www.google.com/search?q=Fell...ient=firefox-b), soap dampen the material and scrub the soap into it with a stiff brush.
Rinse and repete as necessary.
- Me, I always treat with Dawn before running it through the wash as a final step.

Next time either protect your trouser leg or pre-treat BEFORE washing.

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