how to make clothes new again?
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any1 have suggestions? i have some good clothes but the problem is they have that tiny white white dots like tissue paper all over them ....the kind u get after washing when u wear again u notice them...how do get rid of them?
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Originally posted by Mr Fugue:
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wash again n then remove them in the water
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that will destroy the shirt la...Originally posted by Mr Fugue:
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you haven't seen the ''best'' yet:Originally posted by ceecookie:that will destroy the shirt la...
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send them to shop dude.Originally posted by Alfresco coffeeshop:any1 have suggestions? i have some good clothes but the problem is they have that tiny white white dots like tissue paper all over them ....the kind u get after washing when u wear again u notice them...how do get rid of them? -
you should also see the good and earnest side of me...........Originally posted by ceecookie:it seems that ur quite famous....a search of Fugue in the searchbox show many flaming topic....
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bleach it?
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is that like... a trick question??
er... use scotch tape to remove the tissue-like thing? -
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Next time you throw your laundry in the washing machine again for a wash, make sure your laundry is emptied of teeny weeny things like loose tissue paper or coins. One more pointer, never use a dryer on synthetic fibre woven clothes. They will shrink faster than you ever imagined. 1 nike and 1 fila polo tee have become my tor ka por right after 3 wash and dryer cycle consecutively.
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maybe u can try dry wash
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isn't this common sense??Originally posted by ditzy:Next time you throw your laundry in the washing machine again for a wash, make sure your laundry is emptied of teeny weeny things like loose tissue paper or coins. One more pointer, never use a dryer on synthetic fibre woven clothes. They will shrink faster than you ever imagined. 1 nike and 1 fila polo tee have become my tor ka por right after 3 wash and dryer cycle consecutively.
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If the tiny bits of fibre come from the fabric itself, there's not much you can do. It's probably from too much friction or you didn't turn the clothes inside out when you wash it.
Maybe use a masking tape to get them off, if they'll come off at all.
Otherwise if you can do it without damaging the fabric, carefully use small scissors and trim the more obvious bits away. -
throw away lar.
buy now ones to stimulate the economy.