Polyester

put a drop of bleach in, then two scoups of washing powder in. And it should come out exactly the same. m

I totally get why you are stumped on getting out nail polish for fabric... Because for the longest time I was too! So far this has worked for me every time! So here is my answer... First... Grab a small glass cup or bowl. Second... Fill it up with any nail polish remover; not all the way to the top, about half way. Third... Depending on where the stain is, press it down to the bottom of the cup, to the point in which it is covering the entire stain. Fourth... Leave it for about 5 minutes Fifth... Grab a tooth brush and some dish washing soap. Sixth... Lay out the shirt Seventh... Cover the stain with a thick layer of soap Eighth... Scrub it hard with the tooth brush, Tenth...but in in the wash by its self, That should work! I hope it does for you!

Pee on it every minuit contuinuosly until you reach the 5th minuit.

Once you have done this place it place on the floor ( still wet ) and jump on it 9 times on the 'mold stain'

once you have done this wash it would under the tap until water runs cleear then dry with a hair dryer until damp.

once you have completed all these stages you can then place it in the washing machiene for a normal wash and the mold stain will be gone.

The arcade has no harddrive. According to Xbox.com it doesn't come with a headset, a network cable, HD video cables(composite or HDMI), or backwards compatibility. I think you need a hardrive for backwards compatability, so you just need to buy one. It does come with a 256 mb memorycard to compensate for its lack of a harddrive. It still comes with silver membership to Xboxlive, and you can still play all 360 games, but you can't buy games on xboxlive again because of the lack of a harddrive. I would suggest just going ahead and buying the Xbox 360. The acrade version somes with no accessories and no hardrive, which means you're going to have to buy all that stuff anyways.

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No, polyester cannot resist heat. No object can 'resist' heat of any kind. Polyester can resist heat up to a certain point, which may only be a few degrees, but no object can fully 'resist' heat.

Polyester fabric is a very care free fabric that is also very cheap to produce. The thread is made from a plastic compound. Polyester is not just cheap to purchase, but also has a quite noticeable different feel when compared to silk or rayon/viscous. The fabric doesn't feel as soft, and feels much stiffer.

That depend on how wet the shirt is when you hang it on the line and how dry, hot and windy the air is blowing past the shirt.

NO!!!!! Dry clean only if you want to perserve the quality of the suit. I would also hope that whatever color your suit is...you have another suit of that color so you aren't constantly taking it into the cleaners which over time wears on the material.

Polyester is a fabric that clothes are made out of. Polyester is a snug material that feels soft and smooth to the touch.

100% cotton is a soft fabric that doesn't irritate the skin, and because it's thicker than other fabrics, it feels luxurious. One should use cotton material bags offered by The Stitch Company (stitchcompany.in) for a better experience of bags.

This depends heavily on the year of the 325is. The "s" designates "sport", and it typically has been collection of performance options.

The original 325is was introduced in 1987 with the "e30" body style. That generation of 325is was specially the 2 door sedan (other makes refer to this as a "coupe", but BMW calls it a 2 door sedan) with a firmer suspension, limited slip differential, special air dam, trunk spoiler, sport seats and other upgraded interior features. Later generations had similar upgraded options that are year-specific, but always include performance options (firmer suspension, LSD) and the high-end interior options (sport seats).

Saqib zafar is simply the best and no it is not waterproof but it depends on the type of polyester/ but im right because most of them are not waterproof.

Silk is generally softer, unless it is slubbed silk, which is meant to be rough.

No polyester is not a good conductor of electricity, it is a pretty good insulator though.

Take them down in the daytime.

Fabrics are cloth made from woven strands to threads of various materials such as silk, wool or cotton. Cloth identified as being a polyester fabric are made from fibres of polyethylene terephthalate, or simply PET.

A FileWriter is used to send output to a file. A BufferedWriter uses an output buffer to help increase performance when writing to a file or sending information over a network.

These two classes are often used in conjunction with each other:

BufferedWriter out = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("myFile.txt"));

Polyester fleece is an extremely durable fabric that not only holds in warmth but resist moisture and dries quickly. The pile surface provides space for air pockets between the threads, and this goes for both sides of the fabric. Because it is moisture-resistant, it can keep wearers warm even under extreme weather condition.

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You shouldn't even try to wash it yourself. If the cleaning instructions say to dry clean only, then it's for a reason, and you could damage it by washing it in the washing machine.

Even though polyester is normally very durable in the washer, it's possible that washing it could damage the filling, cause it to "lump up" or discolor it. But if you absolutely can't, or don't want to pay for dry cleaning, I would recommend one of the washers (at laundromats if you don't have one) that don't have the tall agitagor in the tub like the older, more traditional models do, and use the gentle setting with cold water.

i work in a womens clothing store and to answer your question... yes nylon does shrink but only depending on how you wash and dry it.. some of them depending on the brand of materials mixed in you don't notice the shrikage because it only shinks slightly..

Im pretty sure its just the drivers, also sp1 is faster.

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The rise in the price of oil can be traced to a a simple factor, but there are several other contributing factors.

The simplest explanation is that the demand for oil is greater than the current production. When demand exceeds supply, price will increase as people are willing to pay more to ensure that they get their scarce resource (oil in this case).

Depending on your political views and knowledge of the situation, you may also believe that the production of oil is much lower than capacity because certain middle-eastern countries know that America depends on oil imports more than other countries. An increase in oil prices will lead to a slightly weaker US economy.

If you want to know why gas is more expensive, see the simple reason above but also factor in the greed of the oil companies. Unfortunately, Americans have put themselves in a position where they consume very large quantities of gas, and they have no other legitimate fuel alternative. What this means to gas companies is that they can increase the prices substancially, and because Americans "need" so much gas, they will be forced to buy it at the higher price (or go without driving).

The other reason is that OPEC is a large cartel arrangement that has the sole purpose of profit maximisation as a whole. Thus they set the industry MR and MC to maximise profits for the industry as a whole as opposed to competing amongst each other - this allows OPEC to effectively limit the output so that it corresponds to the profit maximising level and drive up the price.