Getting stains out of gear

[trict_out]

Whats the best way to get the stains out of my old gear?

There isn't:ermm:

Uh oh.. so it was a bad idea getting white riding gear?!

Originally posted by Honda MaNiAc 01
Uh oh.. so it was a bad idea getting white riding gear?! Yes, a very bad one.

[Disaster]

Humm dont know what kind of material it is but try those bleach sticks or whatever they work wonders oh and wash it a bunch if u put it in the dryer u set the stain even more so i would put it in the dryer till you happy with the result..

[trict_out]

shiyat mine is white too...seriously like cold water and a good stain removinmg detergent wont work???

[Disaster]

It will work just dont throw it in the dryer till you see how the stain is it may take a couple washings i could ask my mom when i call her after work lol shes awesome with getting stains out

[trict_out]

heres an intriguing question...could u wash goggles on a delicate setting ?

[cletusEX]

I know a few people who ride with white gear. They swear by simple green. The use a hose to get most of the dirt off then coat the gear in simple green and use a power washer on a low setting to blast the stains away. Don't think it would work on old stains but could help your whites stay white in the future. Personally I stick with dark gear, most of mine is black.:)

[trx400exxracer]

You can use simple green or grease lightning

[wilkin250r]

Originally posted by trx400exxracer
You can use simple green or grease lightning

Somebody should have told Monica Lewinsky... :D

[Sjorge450R]

i used MSR RG2 gear this past year and looks like new. When I did get the stains i put it in a bucket and then added some greased lightning and then water and let it soak over night then I washed it through the heavy duty setting twice.

[Die hard honda]

dont fall off and stay put in front? ;) j/k

[Moto92]

After a muddy race i soke mine in a 5 gallon bucket of oxiclean, then wash with some more. All the stains always come out