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sistant to abrasion than rayor and should last the life of the blanket. Bindings may be zigzag or plain stitched. The end of the binding should have enough folded under to prevent raveling. Machine stitching used to finish raw ends is less expensive than bindings.
Household Hints •Serve frozen fruits as soon a6 they are thawed. They will look and taste much better than if held after thawing. •Don’t use a pesticide in your home if the label says a gas mask is required. •It is not necessary to continue ironing a dampened garment until it is bone dry—especially around zippers.plackets, and other multiple layers of fabric. After pressing, hang the garment carefully to airdry before putting it away. •it's easier to iron large pieces if you reverse the board’s position so the iron can be placed on the narrow, pointed end at your right. This leaves the broad, square end free for maximum working space. •Iron wools and dark cottons on the wrong side to avoid a shiny finish. Pockets and other thick areas may be touched up on the right side under a press cloth. •A handy substitute for a' sleeve board is a rolled or, folded towel. To “iron” a puffed sleeve, remove the shade from a table lamp and turn on the light bulb. Put the damp sleeve over the hot bulb and pull it slowly until wrinkles disappear.
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