skybitch 0 #26 April 19, 2001 WARNING!!!!I know of SEVERAL cases where an unsuspecting skydiver has washed their jumpsuit, only to end up with a shocking 80's pastel result!For instance, my DZO dyed his pastel minty green (from white) on allegedly a cold wash. And my skybeeetch jumping team mate sadly now has baby blue grips - where once they too, where white!I always wash mine in cold cold water....and (a sad housewifey tip) - if you have a white jumpsuit, stick some Nappy San in with it and you'll come up whiter than white Laters Skywhores....SB Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skymama 35 #27 April 19, 2001 Quotestick some Nappy San in with it and you'll come up whiter than white Skybitch,What's Nappy San?Skymama Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SkymonkeyONE 3 #28 April 19, 2001 In response to: I know of SEVERAL cases where an unsuspecting skydiver has washed their jumpsuit, only to end up with a shocking 80's pastel result!That is CORRECT, that is CORRECT! LOL! I washed one of my Pit Specials one time; that one was black with orange and blue grippers. The orange faded to pink, because I, as a typical single guy back then, had no sense of how much bleach or detergent to put in the washer. Anyway, the orange came out PINK as hell. "OH HELL NO", I said, and proceded to color the pink with a nice broad-tipped yellow highlighter until they were nice and orange again. You get it: yellow+pink= orange; catastrophe averted. Lucky, huh? Didn't look bad either.Chuck Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cloud9 0 #29 April 20, 2001 Here is the proper way to wash a jump suit.You wear loose fitting shorts underneath, put a couple of handfulls of laundry soap in the pockets and then make an intentional water jump. Thats why you need one for your licensethe swoopers get to wash theirs a little more often then the rest of us.Some fun eh! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites