undrwater
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Phil, is yours fleece or thinsulate?
Washing the undersuit
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Mine is thinsulate with fleece lining. I ran the suit through two cycles, the first one with detergent, the second without. 30 degrees as per the label, gentle wash program, high water level. Short spin, hang dry.
I looked and felt OK after the wash, but there was some fibers - probably thinsulate fibers - on the fleece. I don't think I'll wash it more often than necessary, i.e. only when it's starting to get a little funky.
I looked and felt OK after the wash, but there was some fibers - probably thinsulate fibers - on the fleece. I don't think I'll wash it more often than necessary, i.e. only when it's starting to get a little funky.
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