Body armors are designed to protect officers’ lives, but they require regular maintenance to fulfill their purpose. Ballistic vests, often called bulletproof vests, protect officers from projectiles from firearms. This garment is therefore indispensable to wear daily, regardless of outside temperatures. However, this often causes body odor problems. Even though it can stop a bullet, it cannot be machine washed or dried as it is important that the Kevlar/aramid panels are housed inside a watertight sleeve. Immersing tightly woven fabrics in water will loosen the material, which will eventually degrade and break down. Body armors should therefore be hand washed, after which a strong but gentle drying process is recommended. Instead of letting the clothing hang and dry, our drying equipment provides a powerful flow of warm air to dry the armor from the inside out.
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