My dh put a pair of my cotton khaki trousers into the dryer and they are now almost 4 inches shorter!!! If I wash them again, and hang them up, can I stretch them out again?
Can't complain though, at least he was trying to help! |
I wouldn't bet on it. Four inches is pretty drastic.
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I know - I couldnt believe it! Its not like they haven't been washed before.
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Wow. I'm betting you can't stretch them that much.
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Just smile and thank him for keeping you right in style with your "new" crop pants. 8-)
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Oh No... atleast his heart was in the right place :D:D:D
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Originally Posted by lorli
My dh put a pair of my cotton khaki trousers into the dryer and they are now almost 4 inches shorter!!! If I wash them again, and hang them up, can I stretch them out again?
Can't complain though, at least he was trying to help! |
Summer will come back eventually. Make them into shorts. :-D
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OMG the same thing happened to me!!!
I bought Sasha some cotton casual khaki pants in the summer, because his other ones don't fit him anymore. I washed and dried them on high heat, assuming that would cause maximum shrinkage, and then pinned and hemmed his pants. He tried them on, they were perfect, and then we threw them back in the wash to get the crayon marks out of the bottom. The next week, he accused me of hemming his pants wrong. Um, what does he take me for, an idiot? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to hem pants, plus, he TRIED THEM ON AFTER, so why all of a sudden is it my fault that the damned pants don't fit? I still have the 4 inches of fabic I cut off from the bottom of his pants, now I have to reattatch the part, and make a hem that doesn't look too obvious... *sigh* |
Originally Posted by dglvr
Summer will come back eventually. Make them into shorts. :-D
There you go. They can still be used. |
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