Well done !!!
How does everyone wash there filter sock? So far I only hand-washed them. Too afraid to put it in laundry machine. Just not sure how residual detergents might effect the sock.
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Well done !!!
How does everyone wash there filter sock? So far I only hand-washed them. Too afraid to put it in laundry machine. Just not sure how residual detergents might effect the sock.
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Originally Posted by pk-sd
Ditto PK, I've always used a high-pressure garden hose. This last time I used the washing machine, but was also worried about residue so I rinsed it out really well by hand afterward...
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I might buy a cheap chlorine test kit at Petsmart. Then I can just machine wash them with bleach only and see if they still give off chlorine.
FB
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the chlorine bleach should evaporate from the sock fairly quickly. i let mine dry, then rinse again w/ r/o and let them dry again. never had a prob but then again i'm not a chemist by trade. and yes sewing machines are super hard to use. wish i was still w/ my ex, man could she sew! LOL!!
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the chlorine bleach should evaporate from the sock fairly quickly. i let mine dry, then rinse again w/ r/o and let them dry again. never had a prob but then again i'm not a chemist by trade. and yes sewing machines are super hard to use. wish i was still w/ my ex, man could she sew! LOL!!
Well there's a reason to stay together!j/k...
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not if u knew my ex chris!!!! besides my mom can sew. and i can tell her it is for Conner and she will do anythingLOL!
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Heres another interesting DIY http://randystacye.com/diy_filter_sock.htm
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Yup, that was my inspiration. I just don't see any need in cutting it into a specific shape. It takes a lot longer to do it that way and it wastes a little more fabric. But that's exactly the website i used to make these from.
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