Dry Clean Hockey Pants

[Miserable 6]

Can I take my pants to a dry cleaner providing that they will clean them? Anyone ever do this before? Thanks.

[Veltri 0]

whats the point?

[Dave 1]

Oh boy, he obviously wants to know if a dry-cleaner would accept to clean hockey pants and if if dry-cleaning hockey pants is an option (or if it damages them).

I have never tried to bring my stuff to a dry-cleaner, but I guess it would be worth a try asking them if it is possible. They will know best and askin' costs nuttin'.

What's your point, Veltri? Being an ass I guess...

[blues_91 0]

Not sure about your area, but where i live there are places that can professionally wash your hockey equipment for a fee of about 50$ cdn for a full set of equipment.

[kosydar 0]

Talking about Esporta?

[blues_91 0]

Talking about Esporta?

I don't remember the name, I know its at Burnaby 8-rinks where the canucks practice.

[Miserable 6]

Not sure about your area, but where i live there are places that can professionally wash your hockey equipment for a fee of about 50$ cdn for a full set of equipment.

Yup, we have them at all the rinks I play at but I just washed all of my stuff last week so I'd rather save a little cash and just get the pants done somewhere. I would just do it myself but they take forever to dry and I'm not sure washing them by had really gets them that clean.

[Dave 1]

Mine got perfectly clean in the bathtub. I used some ordinary powder for washing-machines (not too much though) plus a spoon of oxi-clean.

Especially now during summertime pants dry within one day outdoors, even faster if you put 'em in the sun.

[jay 1]

Have you thought about just trying the washing machine? I put my gear in the wash every so often and it's caused me no trouble... yet. I use a gentle cycle and a slight bit of detergent. It gets all the salt deposits out and helps with any odor.

[Miserable 6]

Thought about the washing machine and hanging them out ot dry. The only problem is that I live in an apartment so I don't really have a place to leave them outside and I doubt the crappy washing machines will be able to handle them anyway.