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Can all fabrics be ironed?
No, not all fabrics can be ironed. Delicate materials like silk, wool, some synthetics (such as nylon and rayon), and embellished garments require special care and often cannot withstand direct heat from an iron.…
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Can a dryer shrink already dry clothes?
Yes, a dryer can shrink already dry clothes, especially if you use high heat settings or tumble them for too long. Even though the clothes are already dry, the heat and tumbling action can…
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Can I use wrinkle releaser on polyester?
Yes, you can generally use wrinkle releaser sprays on polyester fabrics. These sprays work by relaxing the fabric fibers, allowing wrinkles to fall out, and are typically safe for most synthetic materials like polyester.…
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Can I stretch clothes that shrunk in the dryer?
Yes, you can often stretch clothes that have shrunk in the dryer, especially those made from natural fibers like cotton and wool. Gentle methods involving water, steam, and stretching can help relax the fibers…
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Can I shrink 50% cotton?
Yes, you can shrink 50% cotton fabric, but the outcome depends on several factors. While cotton naturally shrinks when exposed to heat and moisture, the synthetic fibers in a 50/50 blend will not shrink.…
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Can I make a large shirt smaller?
Yes, you can absolutely make a large shirt smaller, whether it’s a few sizes or just a little bit. Common methods include shrinking it in the wash, using a dryer on high heat, or…
