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Wie kaputte Tasche an Skijacke reparieren?

Bykaorichan

Hi, Wie man auf dem Bild unten sehen kann ist die Tasche meiner Skijacke nichtmehr fest und rutscht immer ins Futter der Jacke rein. Ich bin mir bei dem Material (Polyester) unsicher wie ich die Tasche am besten wieder fest bekomme. Anscheinend war die nur rein geklebt und nicht vernäht. Kann ich da einfach Sekundenkleber…

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Rosswurscht
Rosswurscht
2 years ago

Do you think they’re the first time? This is actually done weekly:D

Main wash/bath wash on 60 degrees with full washing agent.

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Velbert2
Velbert2
2 years ago

30 degrees should be enough.

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Dina245
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Dina245
2 years ago
Reply to  Velbert2

I also agree

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norbertk62
norbertk62
2 years ago

40° and a color washing agent – actually works well.

You should definitely look at the washing symbols on your laundry beforehand, which temperatures are. Then you can possibly go up with the temperature without damaging the laundry.

PS: Depending on the fabric (microfibre), you may not use a softener – but this is also on the washing symbols. Replacement would be vinegar.

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OpiPaschulke
OpiPaschulke
2 years ago

Wash at 60° and select the shortest program, then take a good smelling detergent.:-)

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schieberegler
schieberegler
2 years ago

Once a week: 60° C

Once every 6 months: 90° C

Once a year: throw away.

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wilees
wilees
2 years ago

A 30° wash (with fine detergent) is completely sufficient if the sheets are only “lightly sweated”.

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ohwehohach
ohwehohach
2 years ago

What is so beautiful: if you wash bed linen below 60°, you have the cleanest mites.

Otherwise, ventilation helps.

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Anonmoritz
Anonmoritz
2 years ago

Just a refreshment? Hang out or blow the dryer.

Washing is unnecessary.

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smily564
smily564
2 years ago

With me always at 60° .
Is she a bit overripe then 90°

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RobertMeyer87
RobertMeyer87
2 years ago

40°.

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