? for users of "Fray Block"
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Would you believe I've been using it for years and never knew you were supposed to put it in water????? My only problem is that is runs out faster than I want most of the time. I have to hold it at an angle to avoid getting more than I want.
#15
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Chula Vista CA
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My Fray Check dries soft and flexible. I know that is used to be very hard - but the last few years I have used it on the back of my embroidery and it works very well. I do remember some I had a few years ago was like having plastic dripped on the fabric, but that has not been the case for the past few years for the bottles I have.
#16
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Lubbock, TX
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I use it on my serger tails. I've never ran mine under hot water but have never had a problem with thick flow either. In fact, it runs too much as it is. But if you have a heated ironing board, rather than hot running water, you could place it on the heated board for a minute or two. Or even a non-heated board after ironing a sem.
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