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**AlbrtJhnsqw** · 06-12-2006, 08:00 AM

Try a COLD wash with a couple of handfuls of dishwasher salt (simulates a lot of sweating ;-)

hakama are best done in a bath - i tack stich the crease points before washing, hang it to drain and dry & you can hand smooth the creases back in - looks like new

I found this works well & reduces smurfism :-) (sadly i now have the smurf song running around in my head)

phil..

06-12-2006, 08:00 AM	#19
AlbrtJhnsqw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 377 Senior Member	Try a COLD wash with a couple of handfuls of dishwasher salt (simulates a lot of sweating ;-) hakama are best done in a bath - i tack stich the crease points before washing, hang it to drain and dry & you can hand smooth the creases back in - looks like new I found this works well & reduces smurfism :-) (sadly i now have the smurf song running around in my head) phil..
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