Merino wool base layer
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Use corn starch, for body order
And control skin itch and rash.
Home remedy. It was used for babies in the ol days.
And control skin itch and rash.
Home remedy. It was used for babies in the ol days.
What brand is it? I'd like to avoid it if that's the case. I know they usually say to air dry but never heard about special soap. I treat mine like regular laundry with no issues. First shirt I got from Icebreaker looks brand new after 6 years.
Most soaps contain lye. I do wash normal clothing. Never had an issue
Washing thermals and socks.
But when strenuous hike soap
Tends to cause a rash because of soap. So if it needs it, wash it normally then rewash in baking soda
To help contain order. Powder up
With corn starch keep from getting a rash, keep down body order.
Old school fellas.
Washing thermals and socks.
But when strenuous hike soap
Tends to cause a rash because of soap. So if it needs it, wash it normally then rewash in baking soda
To help contain order. Powder up
With corn starch keep from getting a rash, keep down body order.
Old school fellas.
Yeah... Definitely Line-Dry... otherwise it'll pickup trace amounts of fabric softener and dryer sheet chemicals left over inside the Clothes Drier. The nose knows.
P.S. I also will add a little Baking Soda into the wash. But it has to be just a little, otherwise with this HE machines where will be a lot of it left in there at the end of the wash cycle, and you'll have to run it again.
P.S. I also will add a little Baking Soda into the wash. But it has to be just a little, otherwise with this HE machines where will be a lot of it left in there at the end of the wash cycle, and you'll have to run it again.
Yes, maybe the special wash gets you a little more life but at what cost? I’ve had my kuiu merino stuff for like 3-4 years now, I just wash it with the regular wash and line dry it. I wash after every single day I hunt if I’m day hunting in D16, so it has been through dozens of wash cycles and it looks brand new. In my opinion the dryer beats stuff up a lot worse than the washer, and definitely never use fabric softener if you do use the dryer. Fabric softener works by breaking down the fibers. I don’t use it on anything.
