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08-19-2011, 07:46 AM
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It may depend on where the quilt will be living...
I know of areas where the bedrooms can get below freezing during a portion of winter when the outdoor temp is -40 or more. Quilts are stacked up on the beds, heads buried under the covers, and water will freeze in a glass.
Quilts taken on winter camping/hunting trips...
quilts left in semi trucks when the driver takes a day or more off, the inside can easily get below freezing...
Quilts left in cabins for the winter...
I think I will have to experiment a lot with these before trusting that they won't need ironing on a regular basis til the ink quits reappearing :D:D:D
I know of areas where the bedrooms can get below freezing during a portion of winter when the outdoor temp is -40 or more. Quilts are stacked up on the beds, heads buried under the covers, and water will freeze in a glass.
Quilts taken on winter camping/hunting trips...
quilts left in semi trucks when the driver takes a day or more off, the inside can easily get below freezing...
Quilts left in cabins for the winter...
I think I will have to experiment a lot with these before trusting that they won't need ironing on a regular basis til the ink quits reappearing :D:D:D
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