Laundry

what i did was take the shirt and put in a full sink for 24 hours with dish soap then take it out and really quikly take a towle pinch real hard and pull it off keep pinching and pulling until its off !

Condensing dryers in combination machines use cool water condensers to remove the moisture from the air in the drum. The warm, moist air leaving the drum is circulated through a plastic chamber, where it contacts a mist of cool water. This causes the moisture in the air to condense into water droplets and fall to the bottom of the condensing chamber, where it is pumped to the same drain as the wash water. The warm, dry air continues through the closed system back to the drum to remove more water from your clothes.

You are going to have to sand it. If the texture is very fine, then just change the color, and if you want a vast change then you have to sand it (fine sand paper if the texture is fine and a higher grit of sand paper if the texture is quite deep.) If you can't be bothered doing this then you'll have to take the wall down and wall-board it. The other option you have (I'd do this if the texture is deep) is plastering the wall and this is only meant if there are rough swirls on the wall. Sandy type paint should be lightly sanded down to prepare for your new coat of paint.

Chalkboard paint (both green and black) are usually oil base. If you want to remove a drip that happened when you were applying the paint, use a cotton swab dampened with mineral spirits if the drip is fresh (has not dried yet). If it has dried then sanding is your best choice.

However, if this is a finish that has been in place for some time, then the best thing to do is lightly sand the entire surface, paying special attention to the edges where the chalkboard paint may sit proud (raised slightly above the surface it is painted on). Apply a good quality oil based primer, allow this to dry completely, then top-caot the entire wall with your choice of colour, finish and base paint. *Note: it is possible to paint a latex top-coat over an oil based primer.

You can scrape or sand the paint off, but that may scratch the aluminun finish. Your best bet is to use a commercial graffiti remover such as Goof-off or So-Safe. These products dissolve the paint so you can just wipe it off. Good luck.

dilute bleach with equal parts water so its not a strong stain lifter. pour over white cotton- then toss directly in washer.

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It was invented by Oscar Launderson at around 408BC

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then wash it down with dishwashing detergent

Abigail Adams, the First Lady to President John Adams is the one who hung laundry in the East Room to dry. The East Room was not being used at the time.

It is supposedly an old saying that says "Whatever one does on New Year's Day, that one will do it the entire year."

Another superstition goes like this: "If you wash your clothes on New Year's Day, you will be washing clothes of someone who has passed away before the year's end."

If you wash clothes on New Year's Day, you will wash someone out of your life.

You should recycle, pick up trash, don't litter, and try to use as many 'natural' substances as possible. (Try to use biodegradeable substances.)

Liquid soaps had been invented and used by the Romans, before the Middle Ages started. Medieval people continued to use them with water to wash their clothes. The soap makers' guild was one of the oldest, and existed from the sixth century or earlier.

There is no evidence he hates ice cream. In fact, when he was on vacation with his family last summer, they all went to a local shop and bought some. But presidents do like to stay in shape, so he may be careful about how much ice cream (or other desserts) he eats.

No, fabric softener sheets are designed for single use and are typically discarded after one cycle in the dryer. Reusing the same sheet can result in reduced effectiveness and may transfer residues onto clothing. It is recommended to use a new sheet for each load of laundry.

Stain removers can be effective on a variety of fabrics, depending on the type of stain and the fabric itself. Generally, it's important to carefully read the instructions on the stain remover to ensure it is safe for use on the specific fabric. Some stain removers may work better on certain fabrics than others, so it's always best to test a small, inconspicuous area before treating the entire stain.

no. b'cause cold water has sort of bigger atoms or molicules so it would be no help for you

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The simplest thing to do is to bleach it. However chlorine will damage the material if not used correctly. To "fade" the swimsuit, dilute one cup of bleach into 2 gallons of warm water and immerse the suit into it. Swirl the suit and watch it carefully. When it is two shades darker than you wish, remove the suit from the bleach water and IMMEDIATELY rinse it then wash it in warm soapy water to remove all traces of the chlorine.

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yes but you can destroy it I have tried it before

A laundry department is where the washing gets done in hotels such as the bed linen and if guests would like to have their clothes washed, ironed or just pressed

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