I'm not convinced washing at 30 actually gets cycle kit to a like new standard. I don't want to be wearing clothes next to my skin that have potentially been soaked in a strangers bodily fluids, or indeed anyone else's bodily fluidsIsn`t that what washing machines were invented for? If somebody is on a tight budget why not??
that's ok...you're of the fairer sex..you're excusedI'm not convinced washing at 30 actually gets cycle kit to a like new standard. I don't want to be wearing clothes next to my skin that have potentially been soaked in a strangers bodily fluids, or indeed anyone else's bodily fluids
Forget the wretched "eco" boll#cks. Turn the dial up to 50 degrees and kiss somebody else's body fluids goodbye.I'm not convinced washing at 30 actually gets cycle kit to a like new standard. I don't want to be wearing clothes next to my skin that have potentially been soaked in a strangers bodily fluids, or indeed anyone else's bodily fluids
I don`t wash stuff at 30, may as well not bother, to get stuff clean you need heat, I don`t care a fig what the tree huggers sayI'm not convinced washing at 30 actually gets cycle kit to a like new standard. I don't want to be wearing clothes next to my skin that have potentially been soaked in a strangers bodily fluids, or indeed anyone else's bodily fluids
I'm not sure such high temperatures are good for the longevity of synthetic fibres and Lycra? It's nothing to do with the environment. I use a 40deg wash typicallyForget the wretched "eco" boll#cks. Turn the dial up to 50 degrees and kiss somebody else's body fluids goodbye.
how long do you want them to last for?I'm not sure such high temperatures are good for the longevity of synthetic fibres and Lycra? It's nothing to do with the environment. I use a 40deg wash typically
Given my cycling shorts generally cost £50+ a reasonable amount of timehow long do you want them to last for?
ooo that's a lot of money....guess i'll stick to sitting in someone elses juices..for £40 lessGiven my cycling shorts generally cost £50+ a reasonable amount of time
Not really, especially for something that is comfortable, long lasting and hadn't been worn by someone elseooo that's a lot of money....guess i'll stick to sitting in someone elses juices..for £40 less
i suppose..ok...you win...take it easyNot really, especially for something that is comfortable, long lasting and hadn't been worn by someone else
I don't know about you, but I don't ride my bike naked, there's material between my skin and the saddle. That is not the case with cycling bottoms worn commando. And all my bikes have saddles new to me, even the second hand oneI suppose we could take this one step further, why buy a second hand bike, when the saddle had been up somebody elses backside? Same difference................
I'm a long way short of being A Domestic God, but I think that most stretchy bikey stuff is polyester/viscose. That's all probably OK at 50 degrees, I think. Obviously, keep merino well below that.I'm not sure such high temperatures are good for the longevity of synthetic fibres and Lycra? It's nothing to do with the environment. I use a 40deg wash typically
Never bought a second hand bike but it would get the same treatment my brand new ones get..... as soon as I get it home it gets the saddle removed and a new (or one that I have owned from new) Fizik Ardea Versus one fitted.I suppose we could take this one step further, why buy a second hand bike, when the saddle had been up somebody elses backside? Same difference................