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Gordon Goschie
May 19, 2001, 10:59:27 AM5/19/01
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Any ideas on how to clean a hammock? It has wooden bars attached to each end
which prevents me from washing it in the machine. Thanks!
which prevents me from washing it in the machine. Thanks!
Nan =^..^=
May 19, 2001, 1:55:22 PM5/19/01
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Hand wash it in a wash tub or bucket outside, rinse well and hang up to dry.
--
~Nan~
Mom to Wally (1/13/84)
and Emily (1/14/00)
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ladyredlight
May 19, 2001, 5:09:49 PM5/19/01
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Stick the hammock in your bathtub. SPray it with the shower attachment and
scrub with a brush. Then let soak for awhile. Hang outside in the sun.
scrub with a brush. Then let soak for awhile. Hang outside in the sun.
--
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"If life deals you lemons, make lemonade; if it deals you tomatoes, make
Bloody Marys."
susan page
May 22, 2001, 8:23:29 PM5/22/01
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I put mine on the patio (could use an outside table) and washed it with a
scrub brush, rinsed it with a hose and hung it on the line. Worked great -
actually returned to it's natural cover after years on not being washed.
scrub brush, rinsed it with a hose and hung it on the line. Worked great -
actually returned to it's natural cover after years on not being washed.
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May 23, 2001, 10:46:21 AM5/23/01
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Mix a splash of laundry soap and warm water in a garden pump
sprayer, or sprinkling can. Pour on. Rub with scrub bush. Rinse
with garden hose.
sprayer, or sprinkling can. Pour on. Rub with scrub bush. Rinse
with garden hose.
I've never done this, but it makes sense to me.
--
Christopher A. Young
We survived Y2K, but will we survive Y2C?
This Y2C is what they are enduring in California: Survivalist
situations caused by the government regulating business and
preventing the free market forces from working.
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Phisherman
May 23, 2001, 12:23:48 PM5/23/01
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I am amazed how Tide can be used for many jobs, including cleaning a
hammock. And because we trust laundry soap with fabrics, it is safe
and effective choice. I have used Tide to hand wash expensive
rugs--no brush--just massage with the fingers, and thorough rinses
with a garden hose. Be sure to dry your hammock in a sunny breeze
to prevent mold/mildew.
hammock. And because we trust laundry soap with fabrics, it is safe
and effective choice. I have used Tide to hand wash expensive
rugs--no brush--just massage with the fingers, and thorough rinses
with a garden hose. Be sure to dry your hammock in a sunny breeze
to prevent mold/mildew.
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