Another use for a 5.11 TDK

**rmccool** · 1st May 13, 02:08 PM

After work last night, I had to go directly to a meeting at my church, and from there I went to an activity that I can't discuss due to a specific forum rule.

By the time I made it home, I was tired, so I dropped my Tactical Duty Kilt and boot socks on a chair, with the intent of washing them first thing this morning. By the time I was up and about and ready to wash them, they had been... occupied.

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Oh well, she looks cuter in my kilt than I do.

**McFarkus** · 1st May 13, 02:38 PM

Kilted Kitty!!

**Elizabeth** · 1st May 13, 09:55 PM

She looks very fine!

**tundramanq** · 2nd May 13, 05:10 AM

Love it! I have to put my kilts on the pressing table or the back of a chair here. My apricot fawn pug is a proficient shedder and snuggler. I swear there are barbs on the hair ends when it is a dark kilt.

**rmccool** · 2nd May 13, 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by tundramanq

Love it! I have to put my kilts on the pressing table or the back of a chair here. My apricot fawn pug is a proficient shedder and snuggler. I swear there are barbs on the hair ends when it is a dark kilt.

Little Bit (the lovely feline lady in the photo) is likewise very proficient at the snuggling and shedding game. In this case, however, it was my fault; the chair in the photo is where she likes to sleep at night. Having a comfy kilt to nest in no doubt made it an even more attractive spot.

I keep my clean kilts on hangers, but I don't worry much about the TDKs when they're due for a wash; they're pretty durable. I do hand wash them with a "no residue" detergent to preserve the Teflon coating on the fabric, but they'd probably do just fine in a washer. Fortunately, a lint roller removed the kitty fur prior to the wash.