Cindy's Answer
When my tugs get dried-on dirt, slobber, or debris, I just use a scrub brush to clean them off. Sometimes I’ll wash them by hand in the sink or with the outside hose with water and a brush, then hang them to dry.
If you're in a very sandy environment, it’s a good idea to rinse and scrub off loose dirt and sand after each use. I don’t routinely wash my tugs—just when they need it. Brushing them off before and after each session usually works best to keep abrasive material from building up.
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