Washing an OEM Car Cover
08-31-2006, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by RainMan,Sep 1 2006, 01:09 AM
Sorry to be dense, but I'm just not sure that the Fantastik I've looked up is the right stuff. I went to www.fantastik.com and saw a number of spray products. These included such items as Fantastik with Bleach, antibacterial lemon, oxy power, orange, etc. Are any of these the correct product to use washing the OEM car cover?
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
1. The "biggest" commercial machine in DIY laundry
2. I use 2 cups of Fantastik (the whole spray bottle).
3. Cold water (to reduce risk of shrinkage). I do not think warm water is necessary for this job.
4. I use the centrifuge
10-18-2012, 10:09 AM
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I didn't use fanstastik. I used regular laundry soap, and lots of fabric softener (I topped off my softener to the "heavy load" mark).
After all, it's just a piece of fabric ...
Just make sure you use those "side loading" washing machines, and not the ones that you load from the top. The ones that load from the top have a thing in the middle, which may damage your car cover when it's twisting around.
After all, it's just a piece of fabric ...
Just make sure you use those "side loading" washing machines, and not the ones that you load from the top. The ones that load from the top have a thing in the middle, which may damage your car cover when it's twisting around.
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