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This might be a general issue, not just a vintage drum issue.

Has anyone had experience with washing older canvas drum bags?

I suspect hand washing would be safest, but heck, I just want to get it done

fast in the machine.

Thanks

Posted on 15 years ago
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From Zerek

This might be a general issue, not just a vintage drum issue.Has anyone had experience with washing older canvas drum bags?I suspect hand washing would be safest, but heck, I just want to get it donefast in the machine.Thanks

Gentle cycle on your machine should be fine. I've never done a CANVAS one, but I've washed my newer black nylon ones, thay came out like brand new.

Do it in cold water, you don't want 'em to SHRINK!! Air dry too, no heat should retain the size.

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Posted on 15 years ago
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Thanks man. I do all the laundry in my house and what you said makes total

sense. :D Shrinkage would suck. I don't think these bags have ever been washed since 1960.

Posted on 15 years ago
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Thanks man. I do all the laundry in my house and what you said makes totalsense. :D Shrinkage would suck. I don't think these bags have ever been washed since 1960.

HA HA!! I'm the laundry guy in my household too!!

I'll bet there's things on that canvas, that should it learn to TALK . . . Eye Ball

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