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Posted by Murielle on October 20, 2009, 7:09 pm
Hi Mirjam,
I hope you are well, and enjoying nice weather. I have a bit of a problem
and thought if anyone I know could help me solve it, it would be you.
A couple of weeks ago it was quite chilly here and I recalled a shawl my
mother had knitted for me about twenty years ago. I wasn't sure if I still
had it, but I do!
Anyway, when I brought it down from the top of the cupboard it was hard to
unfold because the fibers seemed to be sticking to one another. I washed
it, then re-washed it with some baking soda in the water. It's still
sticking to itself.
Have you ever heard of this? Do you have any idea how I can restore the
shawl. It's really lovely and I would love to be able to use it, again.
Thanks,
Murielle
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Posted by Olwyn.Mary on October 20, 2009, 11:21 pm
Murielle wrote:
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> Hi Mirjam,
>
> I hope you are well, and enjoying nice weather. I have a bit of a problem
> and thought if anyone I know could help me solve it, it would be you.
>
> A couple of weeks ago it was quite chilly here and I recalled a shawl my
> mother had knitted for me about twenty years ago. I wasn't sure if I still
> had it, but I do!
>
> Anyway, when I brought it down from the top of the cupboard it was hard to
> unfold because the fibers seemed to be sticking to one another. I washed
> it, then re-washed it with some baking soda in the water. It's still
> sticking to itself.
>
> Have you ever heard of this? Do you have any idea how I can restore the
> shawl. It's really lovely and I would love to be able to use it, again.
>
> Thanks,
> Murielle
>
>
I'm not Mirjam, but I have a couple of suggestions. You might try
either hair conditioner or fabric softener. Personally, I would try the
conditioner first, but it is your shawl.
Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.
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Posted by mirjam on October 21, 2009, 1:15 am
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> I'm not Mirjam, but I have a couple of suggestions. =A0You might try
> either hair conditioner or fabric softener. =A0Personally, I would try th=
e
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> conditioner first, but it is your shawl.
> Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.- Hide quoted text -
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Hair conditioner No No No ,,,,,,, But and air blower / hair dryer
turned on cold yes by all means mirjam
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Posted by Murielle on October 21, 2009, 3:37 am
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> Murielle wrote:
>> Hi Mirjam,
>> I hope you are well, and enjoying nice weather. I have a bit of a
>> problem and thought if anyone I know could help me solve it, it would be
>> you.
>> A couple of weeks ago it was quite chilly here and I recalled a shawl my
>> mother had knitted for me about twenty years ago. I wasn't sure if I
>> still had it, but I do!
>> Anyway, when I brought it down from the top of the cupboard it was hard
>> to unfold because the fibers seemed to be sticking to one another. I
>> washed it, then re-washed it with some baking soda in the water. It's
>> still sticking to itself.
>> Have you ever heard of this? Do you have any idea how I can restore the
>> shawl. It's really lovely and I would love to be able to use it, again.
>> Thanks,
>> Murielle
> I'm not Mirjam, but I have a couple of suggestions. You might try either
> hair conditioner or fabric softener. Personally, I would try the
> conditioner first, but it is your shawl.
It is pretty dry. Especially after two washes in the machine and once in
the dryer.
I'm flummoxed.
Murielle
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> Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.
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Posted by Linda Lee on October 21, 2009, 8:18 am
Can you use a spray bottle of water and ? and slowly pull it apart and
leave it flat? I wouldn't put it in the dryer.
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>
> I hope you are well, and enjoying nice weather. I have a bit of a problem
> and thought if anyone I know could help me solve it, it would be you.
>
> A couple of weeks ago it was quite chilly here and I recalled a shawl my
> mother had knitted for me about twenty years ago. I wasn't sure if I still
> had it, but I do!
>
> Anyway, when I brought it down from the top of the cupboard it was hard to
> unfold because the fibers seemed to be sticking to one another. I washed
> it, then re-washed it with some baking soda in the water. It's still
> sticking to itself.
>
> Have you ever heard of this? Do you have any idea how I can restore the
> shawl. It's really lovely and I would love to be able to use it, again.
>
> Thanks,
> Murielle
>
>