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jangofett234 July 18th, 2011 11:16

Vest pouches washable?
 
Long story short, during OP RHINO I bled on my vest pouches and im wondering if they are machine washable. Paper towel and water isnt doing to well. The pouches make is CONDOR.

Gulag July 18th, 2011 11:40

I would never wash my gear other than with hands in tepid water.

Not sure about the brand, but there is a risk of colors being washed-out and that sucks.


Oh and by the way, blood? Share a story with us :P

DEATH2000 July 18th, 2011 11:42

Blood looks badass. Why wash it? The more realistic the better :)

jangofett234 July 18th, 2011 11:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gulag (Post 1502576)
I would never wash my gear other than with hands in tepid water.

Not sure about the brand, but there is a risk of colors being washed-out and that sucks.


Oh and by the way, blood? Share a story with us :P


lol nothing bad. just a little cut, I just dont want blood on mine

Cliffradical July 18th, 2011 12:08

I machine washed an OD Condor Molle vest and all of the 'Cordura' parts came out an ugly green/grey/brown colour.

Fill your bathtub with just enough water to submerse your gear (about 1/6th to 1/5th) and add about 2 tablespoons of liquid detergent.
Let soak for as long as you can stand it (20mins minimum, 1hr optimal), scrub (kitchen sponge with green scrub pad does the job), hang dry. You shouldn't need to rinse unless you're removing a hell of a lot of dirt or your laundry detergent is scummy or really concentrated.

Have a beer after all of your hard work.

seabass July 18th, 2011 15:48

I've only ever used a garden hose to clean my gear. Always seems to work fine, although I never had any large amount of blood to get rid of

icaris July 18th, 2011 15:59

I knew there was going to be a post like this soon, to bad it was you jango :p

I cant say i've done it for blood but I used a lysol wipe and scrub brush with a little bit of warm water and scrubbed my vest down good from all the paint that got on it at GZ and this weekend at Rhino and it got it all out.

Next piece of tactical gear to purchase - tide 2 go :p

m102404 July 18th, 2011 16:03

I saw that...dude, it looked cool. I say let it go that dark black colour eventually and if someone says, "hey, you've got a spot there"...reply with "I know...it's my blood from an OP".

If it bugs you...just use a tooth brush with a bit of soap and water for the spot...or if there's a lot of other crud on the rig/pouches I just tossed it into the washer with a little bit of regular clothes detergent and then hung it up to dry.

jangofett234 July 18th, 2011 16:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by icaris (Post 1502764)
I knew there was going to be a post like this soon, to bad it was you jango :p

I cant say i've done it for blood but I used a lysol wipe and scrub brush with a little bit of warm water and scrubbed my vest down good from all the paint that got on it at GZ and this weekend at Rhino and it got it all out.

Next piece of tactical gear to purchase - tide 2 go :p

lol definitly. gotta get me sum tide 2 go

CDN_Stalker July 18th, 2011 17:42

I'd leave it, washing it out is kinda the same thing as trying to get the little scratch out of your knee pads before next game. Then again, I've never washed my ghillie............

MadMorbius July 18th, 2011 18:14

I've got a fuckton of blood all over the front of my vest. I consider it atmospheric :)


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