If your going to wash it with shampoo or detergent make sure you are using something safe for colours. Especially Navy and Army , showing up with a faded Beret just doesnt seem too appealing . Especially if you want to wash it weekly , monthly etc ( Also good for Combats... faded out uniform in general looks bad ).
Apple Mango Tango doesnt help with Color but hey , least your beret smells nice ;D
Now if I can just figure out how to wash a Peak Cap... :-\
Wash a beret? Whadda concept....I think my old one, (which has sat on a shelf now for almost 12 years) still has dirt on it from Wainwright '83. I think the closest mine ever got to TLC was getting tossed in the washer with the sock load once in a while. The first good rainstorm tended to return it to its proper form.
better yet, unless you are so attached to the one you have, and are afraid that you wont be able to recreate the shape, just buy a new one.
osjesso, as for your Hat, Womans, SD, Black and White, etc, I am curious as to just why it would need cleaning already? been doing pushups in DEU on your head? man, basic courses are getting a lot tougher these days.
In my experience, avoidance is the best way for those hat, gender, SD, b&w. If that doesnt work, your cleaner will depend on the stain - experiment ----- coxn's love multi coloured hats......
Hmm not sure when we will see OSJesso on here all...HLs reports she seen her in the Mess Hall in St Jean last Sunday, so she is probably a weeeeeeeeeee bit busy to get on the computer there. I think kit-issue is Thursday, and that means the "Spike TV Weekend Sewing Marathon" IIRC from my Basic... ;D
In my case...
when my current "good" beret gets ratty, it gets "seconded" to the "field cap" division
and previous "field cap" division beret gets retired to the bottom of the ole barrack box
Got a bunch in there now, still a chance for a few more to find their way there........
In my case...
when my current "good" beret gets ratty, it gets "seconded" to the "field cap" division
and previous "field cap" division beret gets retired to the bottom of the ole barrack box
Got a bunch in there now, still a chance for a few more to find their way there........
Could we, then, not guage how long a soldier/sailor/airman-woman been serving, based on the "amount of said berets" in their ole barrack box? Sort of how we could the rings on a tree that is cut down????
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