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Laundry
and Care of Athletic Uniforms
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Team Uniforms Recomemnds the Following
Cleaning and Storage Proceedures:
Laundry
Preparation
- Check
for normal wear and tear so repairs
can be made promptly to prevent further
damage.
- Launder
uniforms immediately after each use.
- Garments
that can not be laundered immediately
should be rinsed out in cold water
and hung individually on rust proof
(plastic) hangers.
- Perspiration
fading will occur if uniforms are
left wet in a pile or in a travel/laundry
bag.
- Do
NOT over load a washing machine.
Pre-soak
- Soak
heavily soiled garments in cold water
with a protein release agent for a
maximum of 45 minutes.
- Garments
should be washed immediately after
pre-soaking in a normal cycle.
Washing
- DO
NOT wash whites and colors
together.
- Wash
only in COLD water (30äC, 65ä
- 86äF). Do NOT wash BELOW the recommended
temperatures as that water that is
too cold may cause some dyes to run.
- Wash
with a mild detergent that has a ph
under 10 (such as Ivory®, TIDE®
or Cheer™).
- DO
NOT use chlorine bleach, or any
form of bleaching agent, whitener,
brightener or laundry booster as that
excessive fading or color bleeding
will result.
- DO
NOT use any fabric softener.
Drying
- For
best results, uniforms should be hung
to dry on a rust proof hanger.
- When
tumble drying, use the LOWEST temperature
AIR ONLY setting. Do NOT allow uniforms
to sit in the dryer after the cycle
is completed.
- When
tumble drying, jersey’s should
be dried with the reverse side out.
- EXCESSIVE
HEAT will cause SHRINKAGE and IRREPARABLE
damage to the screen printing on the
garment.
- NEVER
WASH OR DRY using high temperature
settings (over 120äF)
Dry
Cleaning
- DO
NOT dry clean any athletic uniform.
Storage
- Dry
garments completely before storing.
Store in a cool dry area out of sunlight
and fluorescent light.
FAILURE
TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE MAY VOID ANY AND
ALL WARRANTIES
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