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Don't wash Trainers in your washing machine
You risk damaging your machine by detaching the plastic drum paddles
Washing your trainers in a washing machine would seem like a quick and easy way to clean them; some machines even have a special wash programme for Shoes. Trainers are too heavy – whilst being tossed around the tumbling drum they can drop down onto the plastic drum paddles and Completely detach one, or all three of the paddles. If you use your machine without drum paddles, you’ll snag and tear your clothes on the sharp edges of the holes in the steel drum left behind by the detached paddles. Our Advice: Never wash your trainers in your washing machine – we would advice you to always wash them by hand in the sink or in a bowl and let them dry outside in the sun.
All content © 1999 - 2020 Penny Lane Domestic Appliances. - Brand logos and images for informational purposes only.
Don't wash
Trainers in your
washing machine
You risk damaging your
machine by detaching the
plastic drum paddles
Washing your trainers in a washing machine would seem like a quick and easy way to clean them; some machines even have a special wash programme for Shoes. Trainers are too heavy – whilst being tossed around the tumbling drum they can drop down onto the plastic drum paddles and Completely detach one, or all three of the paddles. If you use your machine without drum paddles, you’ll snag and tear your clothes on the sharp edges of the holes in the steel drum left behind by the detached paddles. Our Advice: Never wash your trainers in your washing machine – we would advice you to always wash them by hand in the sink or in a bowl and let them dry outside in the sun.
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