how do you launder these boxers (cold water, hot water, what)?
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I just throw them in with colors & warm water. Then in the dryer. They are very easy maintenance.
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I wash in "eco-warm" which is a setting just between cold and warm on my front loader. I dry on a line, because they dry so quickly and I don't want to shrink them.I used to wash in cold, but I started to notice that they didn't smell the best afterwards. Now that I use "eco-warm" I haven't noticed any foul odors.
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I do cold water and air dry only. They last over a year before they start to lose their fit. I never have issues with smell, shrinkage and weak or lazy fabric. It's the heat in the drier that really kills these.
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I wash in "eco-warm" which is a setting just between cold and warm on my front loader. I dry on a line, because they dry so quickly and I don't want to shrink them. I used to wash in cold, but I started to notice that they didn't smell the best afterwards. Now that I use "eco-warm" I haven't noticed any foul odors.
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We recommend that you hand wash with cold water and mild soap and then allow to air dry.
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Cold wash and low dry and they are nice and soft. Wash them before you use them.
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I would just wash the clothes in warm water with a little dawn dish soap :)
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Wash in the washing machine with warm water and regular detergent then hang back up to dry.
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Machine wash cold seperately (sic), Do not bleach, tumble dry low, iron touch up
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I wash mine in the shower with me and hang dry. Just get the pits good and soapy!
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I haven't washed mine yet, but I was planning on just using warm water and Woolite. They should be fine
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Regular wash, cold or warm. I hang dry mine... they last much longer if you don't dry them with heat.
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Instructions: Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not bleach. Dry flat. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.
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Wash in cold water. I do not put mine in a dryer. I put them outside to dry in the air or will just put them back in the shower since they're going to get wet again anyway.
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We recommend having the comforter professionally laundered. We do not recommend home laundering. If laundered properly, the comforter should not be lumpy after being washed and dried thoroughly. Cold water should be used in washing and no heat should be used in drying.
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I was them in the machine in cold water and then allow them to dry naturally. Seems to work quite well!
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It is good to get them going in hot/warm water to speed the release of soap but not absolutely necessary. For a very large or dirty load I usually soak them in hot water a bit before I add them. Some times I'll just stick them in the washer let it run a little warm water and then put the clothes in before I turn it on cold and start it so they had a minute to warm up. But actually I went a year just throwing them in the cold water load directly, I guess I just started heating them when I read something suggesting it but they always worked fine before and lasted longer. I try to make a concentrate sometimes but then I use way more than I need too and waste it because it seems weird to only need a spoonful :) do keep in mind if you get stains you will need spot cleaner, these do general cleaning well but stains need a little extra effort.
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Machine wash and dry but after the wash you will see lots of fuss balls so you will have to use fabric shaver to shave them off.
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Pull them inside out and let them dry. No they can not be washed in a machine.
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Hand wash and air dry. The more you wash them the less effective they will be.