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Re: Lego Laundry
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 18 Jan 1999 07:26:00 GMT
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Kevin Wilson <70641.507@compuserve.com> wrote in message
<36A23228.7B23EFBD@compuserve.com>...
> I know the lego instructions say you can hand wash Lego bricks, but in a
> garage sale buy recently I got a lot of very grubby white bricks which I
> was not about to start handwashing, especially when scrubbing one of
> them with a veggie brush had no discernible effect. So I put them in a
> mesh bag inside a pillowcase and slung them in the washer with a load of
> "delicates". Worked like a charm. Did the bricks no harm and they came
> up much much cleaner than they went in (not perfect, but usable instead
> of unusable).
I did that too, and bleached them with no apparent ill effect. I had to
poke a hole in my pillowcase to get the air out. It blew up like a balloon
when it got in the water. It was hell on the washer during the spin cycle,
because the two I had in there weren't quite offsetting each other properly.
Jesse
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