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How do you clean your wellies?

marshmallow · 2008-05-23 15:55:51

So summer means festival season, I got the wellies out. But they're dirty & maybe even a lil smelly! How do you clean yours? I mean the inside lining.. I remember pouring loads of water in them last year but kinda gave up. I'm sure that did more harm than good.

23-05-2008 4:55pm

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So summer means festival season, I got the wellies out. But they're dirty & maybe even a lil smelly!
How do you clean yours? I mean the inside lining.. I remember pouring loads of water in them last year but kinda gave up. I'm sure that did more harm than good.

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#2 23-05-2008 10:47pm

jezza

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Get a new pair? Throw them into the wash on a 30 degree cycle?
Failing that.. Oust.

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#3 24-05-2008 1:57pm

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If you only wore them for two or three days, they can't be that bad, can they? Maybe you're just being too fussy. Don't forget, wellies are actually designed for a lot more wear and tear than they get at a festival.
Regarding cleaning them, just try a normal shoe-lining cleaner. Just make sure you give them a bit longer to dry than you would a pair or shoes.

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#4 25-05-2008 2:33am

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Might be worth asking here

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#5 25-05-2008 9:18pm

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If Gran Hermano insists on going down this route, then you may also be interested in trying here:

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=996

:rolleyes:

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