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bud sing rule number one is %rto launder all new stockings g*fbefore wear. This removes ^Sthe factory finish making them %jless shiny and more flexible IgCeo they will cling to legs smoothly. Rule number two is to launder nylons promptly gFafter every wearing. This ^washes away odor as well as *vbody oils and perspiration l*f»*which may cause deteriora^ttion. Sudsing also restores ^nylons to their original size
g^and shape for snug fit. There are several washing ^methods, all based on gentle ^handling in warm soap or ^detergent suds and rinses. Jl The standard way is to squeeze nylons through the suds and rinse water. Then blot in a wel, shape,- and dry over a clean towel or a smooth rod. Here^ars. Sv.few other ways to protect nylons'during-washing: """" Wear white fabric gloves to guard against snags from rough cuticles or fingernails. Shake nylons in a closed
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