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What laundry soap has color catcher ? I havent heard of this before.
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It's not in the soap it's a product put out by Shout and is on the laundry aisle. Color Catchers are small sheets and come in a box. They work great.
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yes,I wash& dry by machine,-then check to see if any is loose threads I missed. However, The Blue Indian Quilt that I just finished & am giving as a gift WEDS, will be my exception! This king size quilt is just TOO BIG
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Thank you barb.
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No animals live here (except my DH who sometimes could qualify, no smokers ever, and I prewash all my fabrics.. I do not wash my quilts after I complete them. never have.
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Originally Posted by Carol J.
I never washed a quilt before I gave it away
I seldom prewash the fabric before sewing a quilt I don't use spray starch I put a white bedsheet on the floor when hand quilting I have no pets to leave their hair on everything I have washed quilts after they have been used and soiled I dry them on the wash line on a clear sunny day, no wind I haven't had any refused or returned for any reason I must be alone in this world, I do things my way I like the look of new fabric Carol J. |
I always wash the finished quilt. Love how they come out of the dryer.
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I have always washed mine in cold water only. Since so many of our laundry products are designed for cleaning in cold water I have found that they work great in cold water for the quilts. I also dry in the dryer just because I have no outside available space I don't prewash all my fabrics either so have found my colors stay true this way.
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Originally Posted by sewcrafty
I wash after finishing. It gets the fur baby hair off and makes them softer, ya know with out the spray starch. :D
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I do not pre-wash, and I don't wash when the quilt is done. I do not have pets, don't smoke and try to be as clean as possible when handling the quilts. If they have been washed, then to me, they are not new.
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