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		<title>Hammock Care- Cleaning and storing hammocks with spreader bars.</title>
		<description>Don't plan on machine washing these types of hammocks for they usually have non-removable spreader bars, which makes machine washing not possible. If you plan on hand washing these particular hammocks simply lay the hammock on your driveway or deck, any hard surface that is free of debris. Using a b</description>
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