I don't know the official line but I have some tips for you. First of all there is no need to put it in the dryer as you could simply shake it to remove most of the water and the it dries very quickly. No need to waste energy with dryer.
Second, I remember Patagonia recommending turning fleece inside out and then washing it.
The only problem I seem to be having is to atract lint from the washmachine.
rb
vas <early_blazers@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:935310276.284192@ftp.mauigateway.com...
Hi. I recently bought a Patagonia Synchilla fleece jacket at their storein
Ventura. The salesperson told gave me some really specific instructionsfor
washing it, which I promptly forgot. I think she said not to put it in the dryer since it would shrink, but the label says dryers are OK. Can someone tell me the right way to wash & dry it? Thanks!
I want to do the same thing.
On Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, Mikulas wrote:
I don't know the official line but I have some tips for you. First of all there is no need to put it in the dryer as you could simply shake it to remove most of the water and the it dries very quickly. No need to waste energy with dryer.
Second, I remember Patagonia recommending turning fleece inside out and then
washing it.
The only problem I seem to be having is to atract lint from the washmachine.
rb
vas <early_blazers@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:935310276.284192@ftp.mauigateway.com...
Hi. I recently bought a Patagonia Synchilla fleece jacket at their storein
Ventura. The salesperson told gave me some really specific instructionsfor
washing it, which I promptly forgot. I think she said not to put it in the
dryer since it would shrink, but the label says dryers are OK. Can someone
tell me the right way to wash & dry it? Thanks!
Any help on this if I wanted to shrink a fleece? bought an oversized size on accident and lost the receipt just need it one size smaller and was wondering if they shrunk with hot water?
On Tuesday, February 6, 2018 at 1:00:32 PM UTC-8, david....@uber.com wrote:
On Thursday, August 19, 1999 at 2:00:00 AM UTC-5, Mikulas wrote:
I don't know the official line but I have some tips for you. First of all
there is no need to put it in the dryer as you could simply shake it to remove most of the water and the it dries very quickly. No need to waste energy with dryer.
Second, I remember Patagonia recommending turning fleece inside out and then
washing it.
The only problem I seem to be having is to atract lint from the washmachine.
rb
vas <early_blazers@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:935310276.284192@ftp.mauigateway.com...
Hi. I recently bought a Patagonia Synchilla fleece jacket at their storein
Ventura. The salesperson told gave me some really specific instructionsfor
washing it, which I promptly forgot. I think she said not to put it in the
dryer since it would shrink, but the label says dryers are OK. Can someone
tell me the right way to wash & dry it? Thanks!
Any help on this if I wanted to shrink a fleece? bought an oversized size on accident and lost the receipt just need it one size smaller and was wondering if they shrunk with hot water?
did you end up finding out how to shrink it a bit? i have the same issue, i just dont know how I shouldgo about doing it
I don't know the official line but I have some tips for you. First of all there is no need to put it in the dryer as you could simply shake it to remove most of the water and the it dries very quickly. No need to waste energy with dryer.
Second, I remember Patagonia recommending turning fleece inside out and then washing it.
The only problem I seem to be having is to atract lint from the washmachine.
rb
vas <early_blazers@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:935310276.284192@ftp.mauigateway.com...
Hi. I recently bought a Patagonia Synchilla fleece jacket at their storein
Ventura. The salesperson told gave me some really specific instructionsfor
washing it, which I promptly forgot. I think she said not to put it in the dryer since it would shrink, but the label says dryers are OK. Can someone tell me the right way to wash & dry it? Thanks!
I'd toss it out and buy from a brand that sticks to clothing manufacturing instead of trying to tell us all how to think.
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