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JenL Jan 2011 7:23pm, 11 Jan 2011 15,049 posts	0 JenL I agree with you. If they can be made clean at 30' then that's what the washing instructions should say.
Wine Legs Jan 2011 7:40pm, 11 Jan 2011 1,730 posts	0 Wine Legs I suppose they want to let you know the maximum they can be washed at, but want to encourage you to wash cooler. Most washing machines have a 'standard' setting of 40, don't they? I know I pay attention to washing instructions when buying clothes. If they say dry clean, I would rarely purchase...'cept for a special occassion, of course.
JenL Jan 2011 7:42pm, 11 Jan 2011 15,050 posts	0 JenL Please tell me there's no such thing as "dry clean only" running kit, someone. It will help stop me losing all my faith in the modern world.
Wine Legs Jan 2011 7:51pm, 11 Jan 2011 1,731 posts	0 Wine Legs i bet there is. stella mcartney or somesuch probably... if i ever find it, i'll photograph it - i expect you all to do the same!
JenL Jan 2011 7:53pm, 11 Jan 2011 15,051 posts	0 JenL :: wonders whether there's a market...
Wine Legs Jan 2011 7:59pm, 11 Jan 2011 1,732 posts	0 Wine Legs for the dolly-bird jogger, I certainly suspect so.
JenL Jan 2011 8:02pm, 11 Jan 2011 15,052 posts	0 JenL :: considers whether Cuban-heeled running shoes might sell
ChrisHB Jan 2011 10:13pm, 11 Jan 2011 4,416 posts	0 ChrisHB A much-overdue thread. Many thanks to Gregory.
Discovery Dave Jan 2011 10:16pm, 11 Jan 2011 7,013 posts	0 Discovery Dave Pilotlight: yeah. And you know who I hate? Cyclists in blue tops. Ought to be legal to run them over. Not all marketing wankers spout drivel like that, you know.
Discovery Dave Jan 2011 10:17pm, 11 Jan 2011 7,014 posts	0 Discovery Dave (says the man who recently spent two hours perusingt a Latin dictionary looking for names for a forklift truck...)