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Lafuma X 950 Pro Sleeping Bag: 30 Degree Synthetic

January 11, 2009

Yes it is machine safe. I just washed mine. Use a laundromat front loading machine, it will not have an agitator in it like your home machine. Zip the bag closed. Use very, very, little detergent. Wash it on gentle cycle; and if it has an extra extracting cycle use that also - that is for getting out more water. Dry it in a front loading dryer on the low setting. Dry 15-minutes, then turn bag inside-out; dry another 15-minutes. Bag should feel dry to the touch, though it most likely will not be. Take it home hang it to complete the drying process - a couple of hours.

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