Brodysseus
* Ace Member *
I like em dirty. I just knock off the clumps of mud.
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At 30-year intervals, or longer.
As best I can tell. I've been playing for 28 years, and never washed discs.
Morning dew seems to get most of the gunk off both my discs and and my shoes.
One of the many advantages of playing a sunrise round.
Hmmm.......water hazards? Sounds like those conspiracy theories I hear about there being entire bodies of fresh water, large as a city or even a state. They call them lakes I think.....pretty sure they don't exist. Here in California we got sand and rock and this green stuff that rich people place in front of their houses
(ignore that I waste water washing plastic)
I saw a video of Dela that was made for VH1 or something back in the early 90's, and it was shocking to see lush green grass on all the fairways. So I guess there used to be grass in California.
I stopped using soap but the same time frames apply. Good hot water soak and a thorough wiping/drying.After every muddy/rainy round where your towel looks like it went through war.
Every dozen or so "perfect weather" rounds.
Before every tournament.
Throw discs in tub, turn on water to hottest, use soap (simple stuff not body wash/processed _____), let soak for a few minutes once all submerged, drain, rinse, wipe off. I always rinse/wipe off dyed discs first just in case...don't want them to bleed more than necessary.