How to Properly Wash Nylon Flags in a Washing Machine
Dirty nylon flags are not very presentable. Like other objects, dirt, dust and grime can collect on your flags, especially if they are outside or in a dusty environment. You can wash your nylon flags in your washing machine. All you need is some regular laundry detergent and a place for the flag to air dry. No special equipment or chemicals are needed. Does this Spark an idea?
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Things You'll Need
- Dry cloth or towel
- Stain remover
- Sponge
- Warm water
- Landry detergent
- Clothesline, drying rack or flat surface
Instructions
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Remove the nylon flag from the flagpole or other device it is attached to.
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Place the flag on a flat surface, and wipe off any loose dust and dirt with a dry cloth or towel.
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Apply a stain remover to a damp sponge, and wipe off any stains like bird feces or other caked-on substances. You may have to re-wet the sponge in warm water to remove any deep stains.
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Place the nylon flag in your washing machine after removing all the stains.
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Fill the washing machine with cold water, and add one cap full of liquid laundry detergent or one scoop of powder laundry detergent.
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Set the washer to a delicate cycle, and start the machine.
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Dry the flag on a clothesline, drying rack or by laying it on a clean dry surface. Do not place the nylon flag in a dryer.
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Check the condition of the nylon flag once it is dry for any loose threads or rips. Repair any spots if needed.
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Tips & Warnings
If your nylon flag is old (more than 40 years) or you are unsure of its age or condition, seek professional advice on washing the flag.
