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Off-Road Laundry

Tired of sweaty stains? Muddy marks? Horse poo on your shirt? Need to arrive home without your wife/girlfriend/mum throwing you straight back out of her nice clean house? Don't worry! Just do a spot of off-road laundry.

Here our assistant Locust shows how to do your outward-bound washing.

Step 1

Step 1

1 : load your dirty duds into your off-road washing machine, making sure to check for any red socks left behind by previous users

Step 2

Step 2

2 : close the door firmly

Step 3

Step 3

3 : select your programme - 30 degrees for light soiling, 40 for a full-on clagfest

Step 4

Step 4

4 : once the programme has finished, unload your togs

Step 5

Step 5

5 : head for the hills, remembering to leave the off-road washing machine in a fit state for others needing to do their wilderness chores

Next week we show you how to carry your washing up on the bike without smashing the nice dinner service you got as a wedding present.

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