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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
can I put my watch's straps in the dishwasher? ​:neocat_think:​
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theking killed the radio star @theking@mskey.nekomimi.party
1y
@kitten I would not suggest that
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
@theking how come?
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theking killed the radio star @theking@mskey.nekomimi.party
1y
@kitten depending on the strap build, soap, and temperature, it could damage the band, deform it, or cause the little band retainer to fall off
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Kiru @kiru@gay.kiru.gay
1y
@kitten @theking generally the detergent and heat is just very not great

leather straps would fair the worst obv

nylon and fabric could survive it, but the heat could get them twisted or similar deformations, and the heat and detergent could also cause the color to fade

metal straps by themselves might be fine for some metals, but they may have a coating or similar that can't withstand it as easily, and it would cause it to be damaged

rubber would probs be mostly fine, or at least better than other materials, but over time it could still cause it to crack or lose elasticity etc

silicone should be mostly fine, and should not have any major issues, however color and finish may still change

either way, ur risking changing the finish, color, durability and so forth by putting them in there
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