Post B573O4rMFW7XObHrF2 by juliangro@social.linux.pizza
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 (DIR) Post #B56oKffhwTrl5zku4e by emma@raru.re
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       Soo... Questions about washing wireless bras:I've got a few bralettes with removable pads. So far I've been washing them without the padding. Also I put them in these nylon mesh bags to keep them separate when machine washing.What about the pads tho..? Should/can I wash the pads every time? Can I just keep them in the pockets? Or is it better to hand-wash(?) 'em separately?#boostwelcome
       
 (DIR) Post #B573O4rMFW7XObHrF2 by juliangro@social.linux.pizza
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       @emma I would just try it with a "sacrificial" one. Most padded things I ever tried washing didn't care. (Bicycle gloves with gel padding, bicycle gloves with textile padding, motorcycle clothing with armor) The only somewhat padded thing I had trouble with was ties; The padding was loose on the inside and got moved around and folded during, ruining the ties.I would expect "washing bras" to be one of those things where it is impossible to get good information because there are way too many people who will confidently tell you something completely made up.
       
 (DIR) Post #B57HkdqQFu9vd2VG2y by easthighNerd@raru.re
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       @emmaMine have the padding built in, non removable, so take this as you will:I put my bras in the wash (in a delicates bag) along with the rest of my clothes on cold, and hang everything in the delicates bag to dry instead of tossing them in the dryer