Cleaning hitch cord

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Some of my hitch cords are pretty dirty and have some minor glazing. Any thought on a good way to clean them? I was thinking just warm water with a little laundry detergent and a toothbrush.
 
Sounds about right. Maybe a little scrubbing with a scotch brite pad. Don’t get too frugal though, maybe just replace it and use the old one for less critical applications like progress capture on MA.
 
Aerial Traveler said:
I've successfully washed hitch cords with unscented Dr. Bronners soap in a bucket for hand washing. I've also used a delicate laundry bag that zips up to place the cords in then put them in the washing machine for a cycle using appropriate soap. Just be sure you don't attempting to wash them in a washer right after a whites load with bleach or include the hitch cords with a load of your best dress clothes.

Jonny makes a good point, hitch cords are cheap, replace them often when in doubt.
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Here I am thinking hitch cords are kinda spendy….. (for such a disposable item)
 
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