Introduction
Contrary to popular belief, washing your gear extends it's life. When you come home from a week on the Blackfoot River, don't just dump your waders in a pile in the garage, wash and dry them.
Washing and drying your waders will extend their life, prevent mold and mildew, and have you ready to get back out on the river in the drop of a fly.
Have a leak? Check out our Wader patch guide.
What you need
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Grab your waders and shake out any excess dirt.
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Zip up any zippers on your waders.
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Untangle the buckles.
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Close or clip any fasteners on your buckles.
If your washer has an agitator, be careful not to get your suspenders caught over the agitator as it will damage your suspenders. Stuff your suspenders inside the waders prior to washing.
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