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Two and half hours on the highest setting in the tumble dryer and any rope will come out dry and crease free....

 

can you put rope in a tumble drier?

 

 

i wash my rope when it gets really soiled. i normally daisy chain it and then put it into a pillow case after one of my lowering ropes somehow got destroyed after a wash.

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In order to prevent future claims for damages from climbers who try to tumble dry their ropes, I would like to point out that under no circumstances should any ropes be tumble dried.

Its on the care label, duh!

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