That cap a little too broken-in? Clean it up!
Step 1
Fill a pan or bowl with hot tap water and just let the cap soak for a while to loosen the dirt.
Step 2
Fill the sink with water as hot as tolerable and add enough dishwashing liquid or Woolite to make suds.
Step 3
Scrub the cap with an old toothbrush. This might take a few minutes, but using a toothbrush isn't going to harm any logo or name that might be on the front of it.
Step 4
Run water over the cap until all traces of soap are gone.
Step 5
Dry the cap with a couple of white hand towels and pack the inside so as to shape it like it was being worn.
Step 6
Set it on a bath towel in front of a floor fan. Then in a couple of hours, you'll have a baseball cap as good as new!
Tips
- Washing caps in the dishwasher may cause them to shrink or change colors.
Warnings
- Be careful the detergent doesn't contain bleach or whitening agents.
- When drying the cap, to help prevent colors from bleeding try to use a white towel with white or light colored caps.
