Washing dry-clean only stuff at home?...
13 January 2010, 09:57 PM
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Washing dry-clean only stuff at home?...
Ok I'm not an expert when it comes to washing stuff, but basically got a few jumpers which are wool so dry-clean only, but I really can't be arsed to go to a dry cleaners, drop them off, go back another time to collect etc!
Can these items be washed at home?! They're not dirty as such - just need a freshen-up. I know washing at 40 degrees will make them suitable for midgets, who about a 20 degree wash or handwash?
Can these items be washed at home?! They're not dirty as such - just need a freshen-up. I know washing at 40 degrees will make them suitable for midgets, who about a 20 degree wash or handwash?
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Ok I'm not an expert when it comes to washing stuff, but basically got a few jumpers which are wool so dry-clean only, but I really can't be arsed to go to a dry cleaners, drop them off, go back another time to collect etc!
Can these items be washed at home?! They're not dirty as such - just need a freshen-up. I know washing at 40 degrees will make them suitable for midgets, who about a 20 degree wash or handwash?
Can these items be washed at home?! They're not dirty as such - just need a freshen-up. I know washing at 40 degrees will make them suitable for midgets, who about a 20 degree wash or handwash?
Oh and watch out how you dry too. Stretch into shape and dry flat if poss
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