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What type of fabric does the Dutch wear?
The Netherlands is a very modern country so they wear normal clothes. So also the normal fabrics what is used for the clothes.
What materials can be used to make cheap clothes?
Making clothes on the cheap is largely about the fabrics purchased. Synthetics are the best option because natural fabrics will cost more than those with a higher than 20 percent synthetic fabric count. Polyester is the best option for this.
What is the product Luminex used for?
Luminex is a special type of luminous fabric. It is made of fiber optic cable, and can be used in a variety of clothes that will make them luminescent.
What is silk fabric used for?
clothes to name one
What is an iron used for?
to straiten out creases in clothes or fabric
Can upholstery fabric be used to make clothes?
Yes, it can be, but it will be stiff because the fabric is so thick.
What is fabric softener used for?
Mainly to prevent wrinkling and soften clothes
How effective is soap for clothes in removing tough stains and maintaining the fabric's quality?
Soap is effective in removing tough stains from clothes and can help maintain the fabric's quality when used properly.
Is wool a type of fabric or a kind of fabric?
It is a type of fiber, sheeps hair that is spun into threads or yarns and then used to make a fabric.
Does fabric softener stain clothes?
Fabric softener can potentially stain clothes if too much is used or if it is not properly diluted. It is best to follow the manufacturer's instructions and not overload the washing machine with fabric softener to reduce the risk of staining. It is also recommended to test a small, inconspicuous area of the fabric before using fabric softener on the entire garment.
What clothes did the Americans wear in 1861?
they used home spun fabric and still can be found today in Fabric stores they also had cotton.
Which fabrics is it unwise to use a clothes shaver on?
A clothes shaver should not be used on delicate fabrics. They may end up damaging or ripping the fabric depending on the amount of pressure applied to the fabric.
