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Ouch! One word answer, guess it was a dumb question.
Never used the dry cleaners before. This one will be new to me.
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Ouch! One word answer, guess it was a dumb question.GIXERHP @ Nov. 08 2007 said:
Never used the dry cleaners before. This one will be new to me.
Don't feel bad, the wife and I just got new textiles for the first time as well and we were wondering the same thing !!! Now we both know.
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Ouch! One word answer, guess it was a dumb question.GIXERHP @ Nov. 08 2007 said:
Never used the dry cleaners before. This one will be new to me.
Don't feel bad, the wife and I just got new textiles for the first time as well and we were wondering the same thing !!! Now we both know.
Note the dry cleaners can clean leather jackets also!
I've even had them treat my helmet!
THANKS GIXERHP !!
That is very good info.. I have used a damp sponge on the helmet forever, and it never gets back to that nice clean fabric smell. I started shooting a little Febreze in it every once in awhile and that helps !!!!
That is very good info.. I have used a damp sponge on the helmet forever, and it never gets back to that nice clean fabric smell. I started shooting a little Febreze in it every once in awhile and that helps !!!!
Another note! Buy an Arai RX series, the complete liner is removeable, and washable! But pricey!THANKS GIXERHP !!
That is very good info.. I have used a damp sponge on the helmet forever, and it never gets back to that nice clean fabric smell. I started shooting a little Febreze in it every once in awhile and that helps !!!!
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Ya get what ya pay for.Another note! Buy an Arai RX series, the complete liner is removeable, and washable! But pricey!THANKS GIXERHP !!
That is very good info.. I have used a damp sponge on the helmet forever, and it never gets back to that nice clean fabric smell. I started shooting a little Febreze in it every once in awhile and that helps !!!!
BTW, thanx for not kickin me in the nuts!
Also thanx birdhunter for being clueless with me, it feels good having someone else pondering the same question.
Ya get what ya pay for.Another note! Buy an Arai RX series, the complete liner is removeable, and washable! But pricey!THANKS GIXERHP !!
That is very good info.. I have used a damp sponge on the helmet forever, and it never gets back to that nice clean fabric smell. I started shooting a little Febreze in it every once in awhile and that helps !!!!
BTW, thanx for not kickin me in the nuts!
Also thanx birdhunter for being clueless with me, it feels good having someone else pondering the same question.
Thanks again GIXERHP
For helmets, you can toss a bounce sheet in there after a ride and it will be fresh the next time you wear it.
I always just wore mine and went through the automatic car wash so I could wash it and the busa at the same time...
Don't be telling these people how we take our weekly baths on Saturday Nights In OklahomaI always just wore mine and went through the automatic car wash so I could wash it and the busa at the same time...
You go through without clothes on also? How do you keep the hot wax for burning? I could never figure that one out.
Gee, I always skip the hot wax option
I have that exact jacket, I've washed it three times with no problems. Just depad it -elbows,shoulders and back, put aside, remember how the pads come out so to put back. Jacket,liner and outer panel separately but together in same load, warm, gentle, just a little! soap, don't worry about sewn in foam padding, hang dry! peace of cake. Zero problems with zippers, seams, etc. Enjoy.
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