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Fiber Talk Midweek Chat, 9-20-17
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This is sooo interesting. Thanks for sharing and including me.
Thanks for listening. We’re glad you enjoyed the show.
Gary
To remove wrinkles wet your linen completely, roll and place in your freezer. I leave it 2 days but I think one day would work. Defrost on a towel and steam press. Works everytime! I enjoy your shows!
Haven’t heard of freezing. I’ll put that on the list. Thanks for listening.
Gary
Vona uses Best press spray and explains on her tutorial
Thanks for the tip. Yes, Vonna mentioned Best Press that last time she was with us. I have yet to try it.
Gary
Best Press is magic!! Spray on the back (not the front) – just a light spritz will remove even the most stubborn wrinkles 🙂
Thanks. Seems I need to go shopping.
Gary
You use diluted vinegar in water. 1-2 tsp per 2 cups water in spray bottle.
First I’ve heard of using vinegar. Hmmmm. That stuff seems to be the solution for just about anything.
Thanks,
Gary