Filter sock cleaning

i use bleach.i wash the socks with bleach[small amount]then wash the socks again without bleach,after that i let the sock airout for a day or two.
 
I use a 1/2g plastic ice cream container/lid. Add 1/8 cup of bleach, fill almost to top with hot water, add sock. Let soak for 24hrs, rinse well, let air dry till ready to use again.
 
I place them in the washing machine with bleach. Then wash them again with no bleach, then into the dryer.
 
I just turn mine inside out and into the washer on heavy duty cycle and 2nd rinse cycle. No bleach just water. Then when done back in the tank they go.
 
Bleach ??? Doesnt sound too smart vinegar

Beg to differ,

We rinse out, turn inside out then

we wash ours in hot water with about 1/8 cup bleach, extra rinse cycle, then we soak them in a 10g tub with RODI water with Prime. Where they sit soaked until we need to do the sock change.

We have never had a issue with it.
 
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