Do you wash wired bras in the machine?

[AnthonyPandy]

I've seen these bags in ikea, what do you think? www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50219063/

[DesertOrDessert]

Yes, I wash bras in the machine, and yes, I use something like that. Currently on Lakeland and some others Cal poundshop variants.

[CorBlimeyTrousers]

Yes I do. Too lazy to handwash. I have a lingerie washing bag from Tiger that I use.

[Flisspaps]

Yes, I do, but I don't stick them in a bag.

[NoTractorsAtTheTable]

I just stick mine in a pillow case - two jobs in one!

[bookbook]

I have been washing my bras loose in the washing machine for 40 years, no problem. Then this week, a wire broke out and ruined the rubber seal, so I think a bag may just be needed from now on

[SueTrinder]

No, but that's because an expensive wired bra managed to destroy both itself and the washing machine. Handwashing takes a minute at the end of the day.

[chipsandpeas]

yes but i use a bag like the ikea one, my mum gave it to me so not sure where it came from however next time in ikea im gonna get one of those

[dingit]

Girl in bravissimo told me to rinse mine in the shower. When they are nice and new, this is what I do. When they are old and battered they go in the machine!

[dementedpixie]

Yes I do and I use a mesh bag I bought in the supermarket

[GrouchyKiwi]

Yes, I do. And I use mesh bags too. I find that the wires pop out much more easily if they're washed without a delicates bag.

[AnthonyPandy]

an expensive wired bra managed to destroy both itself and the washing machine.

That is my main fear. I handwash at the moment but it's a pain, waiting for the bucket to be free, then wash, soak, forget to come back later, remember in 2 days time then you need to start again as the water has gone weird.

[Pointlessfan]

Yes I'm far too lazy to hand wash anything!

[MrsJacksonAvery]

Just do it in the shower - takes a couple of minutes.

[Ludwsys]

Yes I do, fling then in loose with everything else. No plans to change.

[SueTrinder]

I just handwash in the bathroom sink. Stick some handwash soap in a sinkful of water, give the bra a quick shwosh (technical term), then rinse in fresh water and leave to dry over the bath taps. It's dry the next morning. I don't soak it.

[ExtraHotLatteToGo]

Washing machine, no bag. I live on the wild side 😁

[bimbobaggins]

No i steep mine overnight in napisan then drip dry over the shower. Have done this since i used to buy very expensive bras but buy less expensive now and still do the same

[MaybeDoctor]

I wash in the machine, but I do it on a delicate cycle and don't put them in with other, heavier items - every 10 days or so I just wash all my bras in one go.

[stumblymonkey]

Yes...slung in with everything else. No bags. No pillowcases.

22 years so far and no problems. My DM has done this too for 35 years with no problems.

No plans to change.

[eurochick]

Washing machine no bag here too.

[LBOCS2]

Washing machine, no bag. I have had a wire part company with the bra and work its way into the machine, but it didn't seem to do anything apart from the worrying rattling noise it occasionally makes on the spin cycle.

[LMGTFY]

Yep, always have done and I have massive bras so plenty of room for an underwire assault on the machine.

[RhinestoneCowgirl]

Yes, but in a net bag - since the time an under wire got loose and nearly did fir my mum's washing machine!

[timelytess]

Do I wash wired bras in the machine?
No, I make them chill first.

[INeedNewShoes]

Did take me a few moments to get it though!