To iron or not to iron...that is my question of the day??????????
#11
i press the heck out of mine during the quilting. it helps me find the spots that don't lay flat naturally so i can take the sledge hammer to 'em in hopes of making them cooperate.
i sometimes press/iron them after they've been washed, too. i know they don't stay that way, but i like how crisp and fanch-shmancy they look right after pressing.
this from a woman who rarely makes the bed because i'll just use it again real soon. go figure. :roll: :lol:
i sometimes press/iron them after they've been washed, too. i know they don't stay that way, but i like how crisp and fanch-shmancy they look right after pressing.
this from a woman who rarely makes the bed because i'll just use it again real soon. go figure. :roll: :lol:
#14
Originally Posted by bearisgray
Be careful with the Febreze.
Maybe do a test spray on something small?
Some people are highly sensitive to it.
I've heard RUMOURS (don't know if this is really true or not) that it is harmful to pets.
Maybe do a test spray on something small?
Some people are highly sensitive to it.
I've heard RUMOURS (don't know if this is really true or not) that it is harmful to pets.
#15
to wander off-topic a bit ... i use a generic version of febreeze. doesn't bother my dogs at all. (of course i don't pour it directly into their water bowls so ... :lol: )
believe it or not, i also use it on my hair. gives it body and shine; helps it hold a curl if i spray it on before blow drying; and smells great.
just a little factoid to file away. :wink:
believe it or not, i also use it on my hair. gives it body and shine; helps it hold a curl if i spray it on before blow drying; and smells great.
just a little factoid to file away. :wink:
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I use Fabreeze ALL the time in this house. People are always burning something and they put plastic in the fires when they burn. The smell/smoke comes right towards my house and the smell gets inside. So, out comes the Fabreeze. I use it daily just because I like the smell.
Yes, Patrice,,,I agree with you. Why make the bed when you are going to get back into it and mess it up!!
Yes, Patrice,,,I agree with you. Why make the bed when you are going to get back into it and mess it up!!
#17
Originally Posted by PatriceJ
to wander off-topic a bit ... i use a generic version of febreeze. doesn't bother my dogs at all. (of course i don't pour it directly into their water bowls so ... :lol: )
believe it or not, i also use it on my hair. gives it body and shine; helps it hold a curl if i spray it on before blow drying; and smells great.
just a little factoid to file away. :wink:
believe it or not, i also use it on my hair. gives it body and shine; helps it hold a curl if i spray it on before blow drying; and smells great.
just a little factoid to file away. :wink:
#18
Originally Posted by tlrnhi
I use Fabreeze ALL the time in this house. People are always burning something and they put plastic in the fires when they burn. The smell/smoke comes right towards my house and the smell gets inside. So, out comes the Fabreeze. I use it daily just because I like the smell.
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Bearisgray, (and others with pets), I had asked our vet about Febreeze (sp) once, and he said do not use it around dogs and cats. I wish I could use it, I have heard that it smells really nice.
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