Washing dry bags

[JBB]

As the topic suggests. Does anyone have some advice, experience they can provide please?

[Cudzoziemiec]

I'm pretty sure I've never done it, but if I were to, I'd either give it a scrub with soap and a brush in the sink, or put in the machine on a cool wash. Then peg on the line to dry.

[Kim]

I've done it a couple of times when things have leaked, or it's been targeted by bird life.  I've just hand-washed it in the sink with a bit of washing-up liquid and left it to drip dry.

[quixoticgeek]

check the manufactures instructions. I know at least one of the bags I have instructs to use no soap.

dry bags ofter have coatings that are can be removed by some detergents.

J

[Lightning Phil]

Turn inside out, assuming something leaked inside, then wipe down with wet cloth or sponge. That’s as much as I’ve ever done.

[JBB]

check the manufactures instructions. I know at least one of the bags I have instructs to use no soap.

dry bags ofter have coatings that are can be removed by some detergents.

J

Hmm, I think I might try manufacturers websites again and try and find something I may have missed.