How to Wash Your Sleeping Bag

Washing your sleeping bag can be a bit of a controversial subject for some campers and particularly for gear manufacturers. Many companies consider warranties void if you’ve thrown your bag through a washing machine or dryer as this may damage zippers or reduce warmth. At TETON, our bags come with a stain-resistant outer layer, so they probably won't need frequent cleaning. If they do get dirty, you can simply spot clean the area by wiping with a damp, warm cloth. Taking certain steps to care for your bag each time you get home from a trip may help to make washing unnecessary or at least less frequent. When you're done using a sleeping bag, unzip it completely and air dry it for a day or two. If you can hang it in the sunshine this will help to sanitize the
Washing your sleeping bag can be a bit of a controversial subject for some campers and particularly for gear manufacturers. Many companies consider warranties void

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