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Old 08-16-2024, 01:11 PM
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If you have - or have access to - a dishwasher
Do just one belt in it as a test.
The test will be if the tag holds up , but it should .
It will clean them better than you can.
Use the normal amount of detergent.

Best scenario is when there aren't any women in the house while doing it.
Covert ninja operation.

Probably wouldn't put the retractor covers in there though.
Very hot water , might could deform or something.
Then 6 months later, when the dishwasher will stop draining water and the repair man will take the washer apart only to find a government seat belt label stuck in the drain ...

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Then 6 months later, when the dishwasher will stop draining water and the repair man will take the washer apart only to find a government seat belt label stuck in the drain ...
ROFLMAO!

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Old 08-16-2024, 02:14 PM
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Then 6 months later, when the dishwasher will stop draining water and the repair man will take the washer apart only to find a government seat belt label stuck in the drain ...
oh, come on!

that's what filters are for!

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