"We will try the laundry, that's good, will keep us clean," Dhoni, who is the captain of the Chennai Super Kings -- the team at the centre of the furore, was quoted as saying by 'ESPNCricinfo'.
The stumper-batsman arrived in the UAE yesterday for the first leg of the seventh IPL which has been shifted here in part owing to a clash of dates with the ongoing general elections in India.
He was criticised for remaining silent on the matter despite the fact that the franchise captained by him was at the centre of the row.
He later went on to sue a news channel for Rs 100 crore for falsely insinuating that he could be involved in betting.