Hello, I have a question. I washed a polyester backpack of mine with cold water in the bathtub and, unfortunately, being the clumsy person I am, only noticed afterward on the label that this backpack should not be washed in any way because there was a large X everywhere. Now I'm wondering if this will ruin the backpack or if it's not that bad. Thanks for the help.
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Loading...Hello dear community! I have an annoying problem with my washer-dryer. This is the first time something like this has happened, but I'd rather address the issue early. I had 5 T-shirts in the dryer. I take the laundry out after the wash and dry program and put the T-shirts back in afterwards because the…
I put my laundry in the washing machine yesterday and now I can't open it. Do you know what could be going on? It also has a timer, Is it possible that a washing machine can no longer be opened if the timer switches off?
I accidentally washed black with white, did they mix?
Hello, I bought a retro Carhartt Active jacket online, and when it arrived today, I realized it was 1-2 sizes too big for me. Can I make the jacket smaller in a washing machine, or are there other options?
If the backpack is dry again, and nothing has broken, you don’t have to worry. It would be possible that it is no longer sufficiently impregnated, therefore perhaps water-permeable. You can only try this and then reimagine it. There are such means to buy.
at some point realized that much is not washable or only at 30 degrees etc. , because otherwise the companies cannot save themselves from any claims for damages. I’ll take the washing instructions Ernst, but if something wrong happens, I’ve usually managed to do it all. (except a real small wool part in white at 90 degrees accidentally. That was kind of awfully short….)
This applies to washing instructions. With the dryer, everything was possible, mostly the parts that should not enter. Since then only 90 degrees of laundry, bed linen and towels, the rest of leash….
In some backpacks or bags, cardboard is in the bottom and/or in the back part for stiffening. It could take too much water.
The handwashing with cold water had to let me see some bags and backpacks. Most have survived.
With cold water it should not be a major problem. The backpack will be able to rain.
The thing, however, is that I think it was too much water, because the backpack was really filled with water while washing and the water is then leaked through the ground
then the at most is no longer waterproof, but that was probably not before.
I prefer a waterproof protective cover for the backpack….
There are impregnating sprays for shoes, umbrellas, tents etc. It could be treated after drying.