Another vote for prewashing fabric
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I went to Hancocks for their summer sale. I could not pass up quilting cottons 50% off. Anyway-the lady cutting my fabric ask what I was making. I told her "quilts" and she asked if I prewashed my fabric. I told her yes, I always prewash all my fabric. She said thats good because its really important to prewash fabric to remove the excess chemicals. I thought to myself, mmm we've just been discussing this topic on the message board. By the way, I found some great fabric. :lol:
Check out the Hancock website, I think the sale is on until July 7th. :thumbup:
Check out the Hancock website, I think the sale is on until July 7th. :thumbup:
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Yes, I'm allergic to the chemicals as well. After 10 years of treatment I can occasionally go into the fabric store.
(2-3 times a year). But I do pay for the exposure. It takes about 4 days of detox cocktails 2x a day to flush the toxins.
So it is a real treat for me when I do shop for fabric.
My fabric is washed with chemical free soap (rinsed in vinegar)the minute it comes in the house.
(2-3 times a year). But I do pay for the exposure. It takes about 4 days of detox cocktails 2x a day to flush the toxins.
So it is a real treat for me when I do shop for fabric.
My fabric is washed with chemical free soap (rinsed in vinegar)the minute it comes in the house.
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