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You don't need dechlor. Bleach is off-gassed when it dries. It doesn't matter if you air dry or machine dry. I like to machine dry on low heat for 20 mins inside out and 20 mins right way out because it removes loose pieces of felt. |
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![]() True but we don't have a dryer at the shop. Sometimes they don't have time to dry. I also feel safer using it.
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![]() I just power wash mine with my 1600 psi power washer from costco , I made up a holder out of stucco wire slip the sock over top blast away and u should see the stuff come out . When I am done it is not stone white but they are clean and ready to use or hang on line to dry it takes 10 minutes a bag but it just part of doing business
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![]() In your shoes I'd probably toss the socks, but that's me
Maybe a few washes in water only will remove all the soap residue, but that's your call I used to bleach my socks and wash them a rediculous amount of times I even did the prime in RO after thing Now all I do is turn them inside out, rinse with a heavy stream in the laundry tub, wash in warm water on regular, turn right side out and stand on the plastic ring to dry And I find they're just as clean as when I used bleach I'm using 75% less water in the machine than I used to, using no bleach, and wasting neither prime nor RO |