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Bunny Towels?

Where do you wash bunny towels- with hay on etc?

  • Washing Machine

    Votes: 35 87.5%

  • Bath

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Bucket of Water ( Or ...other).

    Votes: 5 12.5%
  • Total voters
    40
washing machine even thou every time my mum moans there is hay in there :oops: have no:oops:t tried putting in a pillow case thou! :D may nick your idea :lol:
 
I also put my dogs muddy towels in the washing machine aswell.
After i have removed them i put the empty washer onto a short rinse cycle so that is washes itself out:lol:
 
Washing machine (I can't vote in the poll for some reason :? )

If you have the money and space, I'd recommend getting a second washing machine because mine gets hay and fur building up which gets on our clothes.
 
I just give them a good shake and bung them in the washing machine - no probs so far, but I only have one bunny who lives outside so I don't use towels very much, and mainly for drying off things or for him to lie on/play with indoors. He has fleeces too, which are used more but don't seem to need much washing.
 
I often hoover them, or give them a good shake and then brush them with a stiff brush while pegged to the washing line. Makes fur go everywhere though! Which is why I prefer padded fleecy blankets cos they are easier to hoover.
 
Shake them all off in the garden (brushed the fleeces to get the fur off) and then in a pillowcase in the washing machine at a 90 degree wash :D
 
Hanlou said:
I wash all pet related items in one of these (( Wash Bags )) in the Washing Machine - though I always sweep fleeces etc first. Towels I hand-pick hay off.
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I was going to mention these as I use one for horsey washing. A pillow case is a good idea though but I think you may need to knot it or stuff will just escape during the washing cycle.
 
twobunnies&apony said:
I was going to mention these as I use one for horsey washing. A pillow case is a good idea though but I think you may need to knot it or stuff will just escape during the washing cycle.
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I've found them really useful. As they're brightly coloured there's no danger of me getting them mixed up with anything else and with the zips being on them I can put dirty washing in as it accumulates before I do my weekly 'pet wash' and smells don't escape.
 
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