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Old 08-30-2009, 05:42 AM
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bearisgray
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You can use a lint roller to get most of the fur off the back also. Just be prepared to change the sticky surfaces fairly often. The lint rollers can do magic - get the fuzzies off, repress if necessary, and fold neatly - might want to check with your quilter if she has allergies to cats, though, before sending it to her.

I would avoid washing it if possible - those seams will fray -

and how do I know this?

Because I had to wash some sewn together strips - I basically soaked them in the sink - rinsed them in the sink - and draped them over a drying rack - minimal handling and agitating - and it still frayed a lot.
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