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Wet soggy gym bag?   Forgot the plastic bag to put your wet swimmers in?  Changing room lockers are rusting?  Can't dry swimsuit at work?  Travelling and need to pack wet swimsuit?  Need to get back to hotel room and swimmers are dripping?

Caring for your swimwear. 2 - Avoid Machine Washing

30/8/2016

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Sun, salt, chlorine, and temperature extremes can lead to fading and stretching of swimwear. To prolong the life of your swimsuit, follow these simple tips.
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2. Avoid machine washing
Most swimwear is made from a blend of lycra or spandex and nylon or polyamide. The more lycra that is in a suit, the more compression and stretch it will have.

​Washing machines stretch the fabric increasing the wear and tear on the suit.  If you must use a machine, use the delicate cycle and put your swimwear in a mesh lingerie bag. But it’s way better to hand wash with cool water, gently kneading (not pulling or wringing) the suit clean.

You might use a bio-degradable soap so it’s gentle on your swimwear and the environment!
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    Sam Piekuta

    Managing Director of dry togs, believes that no swimmer should carry their wet swimsuit in their gym bag.

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