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<blockquote data-quote="Morgan" data-source="post: 16464917" data-attributes="member: 6023"><p>I train at a Gracie Barra school- they sell gi's with their trademarked patches which means I'm unfamiliar with different brands.</p><p></p><p>I train 4 to 5 days a week(school is only 15 min away) and launder the gi immediately afterward with the rash guard. I've tried numerous cleaning strategies and detergents including Lysol's antibacterial additive for sportswear. What I find to work best is white vinegar in the pre-rinse cycle, then regular detergent and fabric softener. Occasionally I use the hot setting, but normally just warm for the water temp. Hang dry. I don't wash the belt.</p><p></p><p>Glad you're sticking with it. The distance sucks, but Brian Cushing(former line backer and current strength coach for the Texans) trains at one of the Gracie barra schools in the Houston, and recently relocated to be just 10 minutes closer to the school...you might find yourself house hunting soon.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Morgan, post: 16464917, member: 6023"] I train at a Gracie Barra school- they sell gi's with their trademarked patches which means I'm unfamiliar with different brands. I train 4 to 5 days a week(school is only 15 min away) and launder the gi immediately afterward with the rash guard. I've tried numerous cleaning strategies and detergents including Lysol's antibacterial additive for sportswear. What I find to work best is white vinegar in the pre-rinse cycle, then regular detergent and fabric softener. Occasionally I use the hot setting, but normally just warm for the water temp. Hang dry. I don't wash the belt. Glad you're sticking with it. The distance sucks, but Brian Cushing(former line backer and current strength coach for the Texans) trains at one of the Gracie barra schools in the Houston, and recently relocated to be just 10 minutes closer to the school...you might find yourself house hunting soon. [/QUOTE]
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