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This will more than likely cause some shrinkage in the desired clothes that you wanted to learn how to shrink. However, not everyone sews these days, so read further and I will give you some details on how you can shrink some clothes.
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Excessive drying can also shrink clothes. High- tech washers and dryers with computerized controls limit the risk of shrinkage in modern water-based cleaning. To shrink some jeans, I would suggest washing in hot water especially when they're new, then drying on high heat and leaving them in the dryer afterwards.
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Date: Mon Sep 24 17:08:45 2001; Posted by Mari; Grade level: 10-12 School: T.C. Williams High School; City: Alexandria State/Province: Virginia Country: USA; Area of science: Other; ID: 1001365725.Ot ... Hi, I'm trying to figure out how to shrink jeans.
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I recieved this sweater that is way too big to me and i dont want to go through the hassel of bugging the person who gave me it to exchange it. I was wondering if there is a way to shrink clothes. eg. hot water/super drying it....
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Chill Out Room - ya this is an odd question ButI have some expensive jeans that are too big for me Cant take em back ... Just wash them on hot/cold, as soon as it's into the wash cycle, switch to warm/warm, and dry on high heat. That's the best you can do really. If they won't shrink, they won't shrink.
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