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Not exactly wht I had in mind...
Originally posted by TLamm
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05-31-01, 08:43 PM
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Consider hang/air drying your shirts instead. Most fabrics shrink in the heat of the dryer, and if you can live with the delay in getting dry clothes, this will save major wear as well.
I hang dry most cotton items, as they don't shrink and last longer. For some sweaters and particular cotton tees, I tumble dry them on "air only". Takes a while for them to dry but they stay the size I bought them at, and seem to keep the color and artwork for three times longer than ones I blast the heat on.
A short stint (2-3 minutes) later in the dryer also gets rid of any wrinkles.
If you half 50/50 Cotton/Polyester shirts, you simply need to use the permanent press or low settings to avoid shrinkage. Still get some wear.
-Beebs
I hang dry most cotton items, as they don't shrink and last longer. For some sweaters and particular cotton tees, I tumble dry them on "air only". Takes a while for them to dry but they stay the size I bought them at, and seem to keep the color and artwork for three times longer than ones I blast the heat on.
A short stint (2-3 minutes) later in the dryer also gets rid of any wrinkles.
If you half 50/50 Cotton/Polyester shirts, you simply need to use the permanent press or low settings to avoid shrinkage. Still get some wear.
-Beebs
05-31-01, 10:01 PM
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Originally posted by beebs
Consider hang/air drying your shirts instead. Most fabrics shrink in the heat of the dryer, and if you can live with the delay in getting dry clothes, this will save major wear as well.
I hang dry most cotton items, as they don't shrink and last longer. For some sweaters and particular cotton tees, I tumble dry them on "air only". Takes a while for them to dry but they stay the size I bought them at, and seem to keep the color and artwork for three times longer than ones I blast the heat on.
A short stint (2-3 minutes) later in the dryer also gets rid of any wrinkles.
If you half 50/50 Cotton/Polyester shirts, you simply need to use the permanent press or low settings to avoid shrinkage. Still get some wear.
-Beebs
Consider hang/air drying your shirts instead. Most fabrics shrink in the heat of the dryer, and if you can live with the delay in getting dry clothes, this will save major wear as well.
I hang dry most cotton items, as they don't shrink and last longer. For some sweaters and particular cotton tees, I tumble dry them on "air only". Takes a while for them to dry but they stay the size I bought them at, and seem to keep the color and artwork for three times longer than ones I blast the heat on.
A short stint (2-3 minutes) later in the dryer also gets rid of any wrinkles.
If you half 50/50 Cotton/Polyester shirts, you simply need to use the permanent press or low settings to avoid shrinkage. Still get some wear.
-Beebs
