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Old 04-20-2008, 01:28 AM
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Question Proban firesuit cleaning tips needed.
Anyone have any tips on cleaning/washing a 1-layer Proban SFI-1 firesuit?

I was told that it must be dry cleaned, is it true?

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Depends who makes their material, its different for the big manufacturers. I've been using warm soapy water on mine and then hang-drying. I'd call the manufacturer if theres no tag.
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