I have two RangeMaxx MSR Gun Cases. They've gotten pretty dusty and just using a wisk broom or a hand vacuum hasn't really gotten off the dust. Anybody run them through a washer and dryer? Cold and gentle? Suggestions.
Since I haven't shot the guns in a bit, weather, covid, long arm matches not till spring - they got funky.
1. Fabreeze them a few times and see what you have re smells.
2. Machine washing is likely to damage that foam in the bag ergo I would soak and hand wash as per Tom Bihn (Made in the USA bag maker)
https://www.tombihn.com/blogs/main/c...et%20it%20soak.
Let us know what you do and how it works.
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Well, the hoses are shut off and it's 9 degrees and pretty cloudy. So I think I'll run one under the shower with Dawn and hang it on a rack. We have two bathrooms, so that would work. Probably take awhile to dry. I'll just wash down the outside.
Thanks for the hints!
A carpet steam cleaner with the upholstery attachment.
Or a spray bottle of hot water to moisten (not soak) the fabric and and a wet/dry vacuum.
Got all that stuff! Thanks.
My only concern with Dawn is that it may strip whatever coating the fabric may have on it. Kinda like washing a car with it will strip any wax, etc. Again, just voicing a thought.
The water and brush method is how we cleaned our nylon gear after we got out of the field in the Marines.
Woolite and a soft brush, then after dry Scotchgard or Silicone spray them?
If they are “really dirty” cordura nylon you could try the high pressure car wash or the large washer at a laundry mat. Probably overkill
Am I supposed to carry them through the car wash? That might smart a bit. Sorry!
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