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On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 15:16:09 +0000, MMC wrote:
Keith, Does this cause a lot of wear and tear on the washing machine? Do you put the lines in a net bag or toss them in as is? Merlin. "Keith" wrote in message ... I've used braided dock lines forever. Now I have floating docks, so I just keep them all tight, no problem. I also use nothing but black, since it's the most UV stable color, and doesn't show dirt. I wash them once a year or so in the washing machine on gentle cycle, warm water, with Woolite (or cheap Wal-Mart substitute) and use fabric softner. DON'T dry in the dryer, just hang out or put back in use. We just got a brand-new front-loading washing machine, that tumbles back and forth rather than "agitating". Sounds like money well spent (as long as my Lady doesn't catch me throwing slimy old lines into "her" brand-new machine!) ![]() Lloyd |
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