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First, fill a large sink or bathtub with cool to lukewarm water. By not using hot water, you’ll avoid burning yourself or damaging your pack. Add a gentle detergent or natural soap like Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soap to the water. If you use detergent, make sure it’s free of dyes, fragrances, and chemicals which could damage your bag or irritate your skin. Dr. Bronner’s should be strong enough to clean most packs. If not, you can always rewash the bag with a stronger cleaner later. While you’re filling the sink or tub, prep your bag. Empty each pocket and dump out the contents of the bag. If it has dirt or crumbs inside, turn the pack inside out and use a handheld vacuum or attachment to clean the interior. Brush off any loose dirt from the outside and wipe the bag with a wet cloth. This will prevent any large, solid debris from mixing in with your clean, soapy water. Trim any loose threads, especially those near zippers. Since zippers are a common fail point in most bags, we want to clean them out and make sure they’re running smoothly.
Older zippers can become damaged and prone to snagging. Before washing, you can pretreat any stains with either a direct application of soap or a slurry of Oxiclean and water. Follow the directions on the package for how much of each to mix, up to 1 scoop of Oxiclean per 16 ounces of water. Use your finger to apply the soap or an old toothbrush to apply the slurry. Then wait up to 10 minutes. Do not allow either to dry on the bag. After 10 minutes, blot it well with a white towel and rinse the area thoroughly. Then you can proceed to the next section on washing. If you have something sticky on your bag (don’t worry, I won’t ask), try GooGone to remove it. You can submerge your bag while cleaning, but do not soak it. Wash it then move on. This part shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes. Move your backpack around vigorously in the water. Use an old toothbrush for extra cleaning power on problematic spots. Make sure to give embroidered areas extra attention with the toothbrush as dirt can get lodged between the threads.
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