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That sounds more exhausting than the cycling.
by TylerE 3y ago
That sounds more exhausting than the cycling.
- r00fus 3y agoI don’t do any of that for my inexpensive cycling jerseys and bibs. Delicate load like the labels say, but with max spin. Normal detergent. Then I remove them to hang dry them immediately. If I suspect one may smell bad, I hang dry it in the sun or next to a heating vent. No problems for years.
- 0_____0 3y agoI just throw my cycling bibs in the wash on warm (with the rest of my laundry) and then pull them out to air dry. Spin cycle is pretty good at getting most of the water out, with any airflow they're dry in the morning.