Washing a bat bag

I think how you clean it will depend on what it is made of. Even if it is strictly heavy fabric, I don't think I would put it in the washer because it might lose a lot of its stiffness. I would just vacuum inside and out really really well. If there is soil on it, I think I would hand wash it with a good stiff brush and let it air dry. I would use a mild detergent, perhaps even a Woolite type cleaner. Just some thoughts.

Good advice FBM.....I have also run bat bags through the washer...NOT the dryer.....and they came out well.....didn't put anything else in the washer.....just the bag......small amount of detergent....set for large load.....

I've washed a couple in the washer as well. If they have a cardboard bottom (inside the lining) sometimes you can remove it and sometimes not. Regardless, my kids always got rather floppy anyway from the abuse they take. Like LadyNMom said, would not put in the dryer!

I've never done the batting bag in the washer thing,...was worried about the aggitator doing damage,...but I have in the past, hung my sons bag up,..on like a clothes line and power hosed it with the garden hose. Let drip dry! ( Again,..make sure no cardboard bottom. I think most Easton bags have a vinyl plastic type bottom,..but it would be safer to check first! )
I like the idea of vacumning it first too,..you probably will come out with better results.

Then again,...all hard work on the mommas part will be forgotten the first second they set foot in the dugout! ha!

Another key word here keeps popping up in my head while we talk about this: Fabreeze Fabreeze Fabreeze! ha!