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I'd love to know where the heck you wash them though??? I tried years ago to find a machine that could handle the load. Perhaps I need to try some more cleaners.
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I own a cleaners and laundry in Akron and i've done them before along with boat covers too. So call around maybe you'll have some luck!
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As "JHerston" mentioned, I take mine into a laundromat and use their big, commercial grade washers.
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Yeah I tried that but the ones I went to (3 of them) didn't have a commercial grade washer. I need to be more persistent.
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I use ONLY cotton covers from either California Cover (grey) or Beverly Hills Motoring (blue)....I think Cal is cheaper...no plush crap, no fleece,no storm,no nothing but pure bare ass cotton...laundromats can handle the wash job...cotton is probably cheaper too.Make sure your body guy wants it covered right away...
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No matter what cover you use, make sure you wash or dust the car with a California duster before putting the cover on. It is the dust on the paint that has the abrasives in it that scratch. Also wash the cover at least once a year. We used to go to the laundromat but we got a new washer/dryer Whirlpool duet. It says it can handle 21 pairs of jeans! I don't know about that but it handles the car cover easily. Frank
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