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Posted by mirjam on June 13, 2009, 12:43 am
buy a soap with the smell you want , Take a Strong plastic bag , put
threads + Soap in it, faltten bag but leave some air in it , Close
well ,
Leave for 10-14 days ,,,,
mirjam
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Posted by Pat P on June 13, 2009, 7:45 am
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> buy a soap with the smell you want , Take a Strong plastic bag , put
> threads + Soap in it, faltten bag but leave some air in it , Close
> well ,
> Leave for 10-14 days ,,,,
> mirjam
That makes sense - but it probably wouldn`t last long.
Why on earth would anyone want scented floss?
Pat
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Posted by mirjam on June 13, 2009, 8:22 am
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> That makes sense - but it probably wouldn`t last long.
> Why on earth would anyone want scented floss?
> Pat
Maybe it makes one feel the present is Very very Very special.
I keep soaps in all my closets and all my clothes have this nice
feeling of a nice air !!!!
mirjam
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Posted by Pat P on June 13, 2009, 9:25 am
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>> That makes sense - but it probably wouldn`t last long.
>> Why on earth would anyone want scented floss?
>> Pat
> Maybe it makes one feel the present is Very very Very special.
> I keep soaps in all my closets and all my clothes have this nice
> feeling of a nice air !!!!
> mirjam
I don`t usually keep soaps in a drawer (We usually use liquid soaps anyway)
but usually have lavender bags or perfumed sachets of some sort - wooden
sandalwood balls at the moment. The only thing with the balls is if you drop
them and don`t notice, your feet can go from under you VERY suddenly!!!
I can`t imagine that the scent in floss would last long or be very
discernible anyway. The gimmicks they think of! LOL!
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Posted by Cheryl Isaak on June 13, 2009, 7:57 pm
On 6/13/09 6:40 PM, in article 79io9kF1quflaU1@mid.individual.net, "Karen C
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> Pat P wrote:
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>> I can`t imagine that the scent in floss would last long
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> They say it will last for 20 washings. I'm stitching flowers and would
> rather use scented floss than to risk brown spots by spraying them with
> cologne when I'm done.
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> If it wears off, well, at least I've had the pleasure of it for a while.
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I did a quick google, is it even for sale in the US? I have another place to
check and see if they have it...
Cheryl
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> threads + Soap in it, faltten bag but leave some air in it , Close
> well ,
> Leave for 10-14 days ,,,,
> mirjam