washing fat quarters
#31
I use either a large lingerie bag or a pillow case that zips closed to wash mine in hypoallergenic soap that I use for all my own clothes in normal setting and dry on normal setting. I do usually use the rack that fits in my dryer to spread them out flat without tumbling. Sometimes I am just too lazy to use pinking blade, but I do use it on larger pieces.
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I bucket or sink wash all the smaller bits of fabric, precuts and FQ's....peg out on line and then iron. No dramas and no tangling. Only takes a minute or two, minimal water/power use....and I use the rinse-water on my plants.
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The lingerie bag and pillowcase methods, along with the hand washing method, all do the same thing as machine washing on the gentle cycle...greatly reduce the agitation of the fabric. I go with the gentle cycle wash cuz it's the least hassle. Pick the one that works for you.
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