...after the spray is over...
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Was wondering...after I have used 505 to baste my quilt and then I cut the extra material off to sew the border...I want to save the extra material to use in a scrappy quilt. I want to wash the scraps to get the 505 out to be able to cut and piece the next quilt. Do I need to hand wash these pieces or is there a way to wash in the machine where I don't have a big tangle of threads from all the cut edges?
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Originally Posted by Granna of 5
May be one of those mesh bag used for washing delicate things.
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I recently washed a 40x40 piece of batting that had residual 505 spray on it. I put it in the washer with a towel on delicate, and dried it in the dryer until about 85% dry. Then laid it over chairs in my sewing room to finish drying. It worked fine. For fabric pieces, I would either do by hand or on delicate in the washer for like only 2 minutes.
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