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#51
10-16-2007, 05:17 PM
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Re: The EDF Laundry Thread
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[ QUOTE ] any tips to clean hats? [/ QUOTE ] dishwasher, actually. no joke. great clean, none of the duress of tumbling. [/ QUOTE ] dont use dish soap or very little. also they have little hat cages you can buy specifically for dishwashering hats 
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#52
10-16-2007, 05:57 PM
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Re: The EDF Laundry Thread
Apparently I need some of this oxiclean stuff.
Also, there needs to be a third machine added to washer and dryer: Folder.
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#53
10-16-2007, 06:28 PM
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I dry clean just about anything that I wear at night [/ QUOTE ] i didn't know very much about how dry cleaning worked, so i just looked it up on wikipedia. yikes! People who wear one dry-cleaned garment one day a week over a 40-year period could inhale enough perc "to measurably increase their risk of cancer" by as much as 150 times what is considered "negligible risk."
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#54
10-16-2007, 06:31 PM
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Re: The EDF Laundry Thread
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[ QUOTE ] I dry clean just about anything that I wear at night [/ QUOTE ] i didn't know very much about how dry cleaning worked, so i just looked it up on wikipedia. yikes! People who wear one dry-cleaned garment one day a week over a 40-year period could inhale enough perc "to measurably increase their risk of cancer" by as much as 150 times what is considered "negligible risk." [/ QUOTE ] Holy [censored]! I never knew TCE was used for dry cleaning. That stuff is vile. EDIT: Oops, I'm thinking of trichloroethylene, not tetra. That makes me feel a little better.
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