How to wash your keikogi quickly and safely

Due to the positive feedback we received about our 'How to wash you hakama quickly and safely' video ( • How to wash your hakam... ), we have made this video for washing your keikogi.
Our craftsman offers a number of pointers on how to wash your keikogi quickly and safely. Just like the hakama washing process, you can even using the spin function on your washing machine! #bogutips
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[@tartarart4922]

Thank you very much!

[@Altareiss]

Do you only hang it with that and get absolutely no wrinkles on the gi? Because I admit you can't iron it even with a low heat/pressure setting ?

[@Shogunkendogu]

Drying the keikogi thoroughly with the hanger and then folding it neatly should remove wrinkles without the need for an iron :)

[@happygoluckyoflife]

Can we use the keikogi hanger to dry ladies Yukata as well?

[@Shogunkendogu]

Absolutely - the Keikogi Hanger are perfect for Yukata, too :)

[@judgemartinmaravilla3009]

How do you wash a white keikogi? Can I use soap since its white?

[@Shogunkendogu]

Another great question - you can wash white gear in the same way...and yes, you can use soap without a worry with white hakama and keikogi! (Please do not use bleach, though!)

[@judgemartinmaravilla3009]

Shogun Kendogu aight, thanks for the advice!

[@2kini]

do you use any kind of soap?

[@Shogunkendogu]

Great question! It is very important that you do not use any soap in the earlier washes, especially if your garment (either a keikogi or hakama) is dyed using natural 'ai' dye. Once your garment starts to age, it doesn't hurt to use a very, very small amount of soap.

[@2kini]

Tnks!!

[@akarivn]

I think we can use shampoo or any kind of organic soap. They are not as strong as normal soap, and won't destroy the dye in the garment. But I myself only use shampoo like once a month. After each keiko, I soak my gi and hang it. And I don't hang my gi out in the sunlight (it is quite harsh in Vietnam in summer). I tend to hang it in the shade, with ventilation.

[@aziimjeffry6567]

where can I get the hanger?

[@Shogunkendogu]

Aziim Jeffry - you can find a link to the hangers and our other products in the video description. Otherwise, please click here :) www.shogunkendogu.com/training-wear/training-wear-hangers

[@Shogunkendogu]

www.shogunkendogu.com/accessories/hangers

[@mekugi]

これをきちんと乾かしたい場合は、袖と体を開く必要があります。衣紋掛*あ*り*ま*せ*ん*。