2005/06/13, 01:05 PM
Ok this may seem a little stupid, but I've been washing under armour with my regular clothes for a while (minus the fabric softener). Lately some of them have started to become well... less than perfect. Their only about a year old and I was wondering if it was just wear and tear or if I should be washing them some special way. Thanks!
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2005/06/13, 02:21 PM
Yeah I have the same problem I don't know, it might just be like you say wear and tear.
DX
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2005/06/13, 02:28 PM
I prefer to wash them seperatly on a gentle cycle using gentle detergent.
Leslie
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2005/06/13, 02:57 PM
I have under armour for my baseball uniform as well.. i DONT let it dry in the dryer.. i let it air dry I havent had any problems with it yet:)
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2005/06/13, 06:11 PM
How long have u used them and how often? Maybe thats the problem, I always stick them in the dryer on the normal cycle.
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2005/06/13, 06:59 PM
mine has been doing it as well......
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2005/06/13, 08:28 PM
Well ive only had them since the start of this season... i use them 3-4 days a week for my games but my suggestion is to let it air dry because the fabric dries really easily so theres no need to dry it in the dryer:)
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2005/06/14, 12:12 AM
i had 2 types of under armour heat gear and turf gear and put them both in gentle cycle and normal dry see if that helps its been working for me i done that for about 2 years now.
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