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Nuke from orbit is the only way to be sure.
Thanks, good idea though. I'll just have to eat a load of peas and cram my sleeping bag and stuff in there. Better than ruining my clothes though.
Edit: maybe a bit of sauna action, wash first, then into the freezer
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wash first, then into the freezer
No, make sure the stuff is dry before freezing, because the formation of ice crystals can cause mechanical damage to your fabric.
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Permethrin kills the horrid wee feckers and it's a good repellent for next time.
I use Johnsons 4 fleas spray on my trainers, gaiters and shorts for off road runs
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Low temperature will kill them, and is less likely to damage fabric. If you have a deep freeze (❄️❄️❄️ -18°C, not just an ice box) that should do the trick. A few days below -6°C is supposed to be fatal, but I'd give them a week at -18°C to be absolutely sure.