washing oem cover?
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washing oem cover?
quick question. does anyone know the proper wahing instructions for the z's oem cover? the wind took mind to the ground today
and ive lost the original paperwork that came with it. i know its as simple as washing on low or something like that but i was just wanting to make sure. thanx
and ive lost the original paperwork that came with it. i know its as simple as washing on low or something like that but i was just wanting to make sure. thanx
There are no instructions but...
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
Originally Posted by davidv
There are no instructions but...
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
damn.. my wolf cover can't be machine washed, according to the instructions. but uh...HAND WASH a fuccin car cover...?!?!
"a simple cleaning method to remove dust, etc, is to hose off the cover while on the car."
UGH.
"a simple cleaning method to remove dust, etc, is to hose off the cover while on the car."
UGH.
I'd hang it on a clothes line and spray it down with some laundry soap/water mix in a spray bottle then use the hose to wash it off. I then can hang to dry in a couple minutes on the line.
I wash mine in a regular top loader home machine.
Set it to double rinse, arm and hammer perfume and dye free soap, outside out.
Once done I pull it out, turn it inside out and run washer again with no soap and double rinse.
Throw in dryer.
Chris
Set it to double rinse, arm and hammer perfume and dye free soap, outside out.
Once done I pull it out, turn it inside out and run washer again with no soap and double rinse.
Throw in dryer.
Chris
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Originally Posted by davidv
There are no instructions but...
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
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Originally Posted by davidv
There are no instructions but...
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
a. Turn inside-out.
b. Wash in a front loading commercial machine. Warm water.
c. I have tried half dozen detergents. A couple of ounces of Mr. Clean works best.
d. Spin in a commercial dryer for about 10 minutes on medium heat. Remove the cover. It will still be wet.
e. Dry on the car.
f. After drying, spray the top with Scotch Guard.
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