Hand Wash
1.Remove the liners from the ski boots. Typically they can just be yanked out.
2.Fill a sink with warm water and a squirt of liquid dish soap. Add 1/4 cup household ammonia if the liners have a bad odor.
3.Place the liners in the sink with the mixture. Allow them to soak for 5 minutes. Use a sponge or medium-bristled brush to scrub the liners.
4.Rinse the liner under cool sink water to remove all soap residue. Wring all excess moisture from the ski boot liners.
5.Stuff the ski boot liners with paper towels so they retain their shape and allow them to air dry. Do not use heat or a dryer to dry the liners, as that can shrink them.
Machine Wash
1.Remove the liners from the ski boots. Typically they can just be yanked out.
2.Wash them in a washing machine set to a gentle cycle with a mild laundry detergent.
1.Remove the liners from the ski boots. Typically they can just be yanked out.
2.Fill a sink with warm water and a squirt of liquid dish soap. Add 1/4 cup household ammonia if the liners have a bad odor.
3.Place the liners in the sink with the mixture. Allow them to soak for 5 minutes. Use a sponge or medium-bristled brush to scrub the liners.
4.Rinse the liner under cool sink water to remove all soap residue. Wring all excess moisture from the ski boot liners.
5.Stuff the ski boot liners with paper towels so they retain their shape and allow them to air dry. Do not use heat or a dryer to dry the liners, as that can shrink them.
Machine Wash
1.Remove the liners from the ski boots. Typically they can just be yanked out.
2.Wash them in a washing machine set to a gentle cycle with a mild laundry detergent.
3.Remove the liners once the cycle is completed. Stuff the ski boot liners with paper towels so they retain their shape and allow them to air dry. Do not use heat or a dryer to dry the liners, as that can shrink them.
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