If you do a zig zag on your fabric before washing
04-27-2011, 11:13 AM
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The 1/2 to about 4 yard pieces behave well in my dryer.
The longer than that pieces do better in the large tumble dryers like they have in some laundromats.
They tend to ball up in my dryer - and I have to check every so often to unfold/unwad the piece so it will dry with fewer wrinkles.
The longer than that pieces do better in the large tumble dryers like they have in some laundromats.
They tend to ball up in my dryer - and I have to check every so often to unfold/unwad the piece so it will dry with fewer wrinkles.
04-27-2011, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by EagarBeez
If you zig zag your fabric ends before washing do you put the two cut ends together and zig zag. (folding fabric in half)
ali
04-27-2011, 04:15 PM
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My DH zigzags everthing for me and I have no problems with fraying or tangles. He gets them done much faster than I do. He really makes my machine go. lol When I mentioned it, he asked if he was running it too fast and I assured him that the machine was made to move fast. I just don't have good control with a lot of speed. I'm more comfortable going slower.
I tried the laundry bag with fat quarters and had a mess with fraying threads wrapping the separate fabrics together so tight that I thought I would have to cut the fabrics to get them apart. I won't do that again. :)
I tried the laundry bag with fat quarters and had a mess with fraying threads wrapping the separate fabrics together so tight that I thought I would have to cut the fabrics to get them apart. I won't do that again. :)
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