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Woollen sweaters. To prevent them from stretching out of shape, put the legs of an old pair of tights through the sleeves then hang up the feet of the tights with pegs. That way your sweaters won’t be shaped to fit a gorilla by the time they’ve dried…
Sheets. To dry sheets quickly, use several pegs on both ends of the sheet so that it hangs like a bag.
Chesterfield covers. Put them back on the Chesterfield while they’re still damp. It’ll be easy to zip them up, and they’ll iron themselves!
Curtains. Hang curtains up while damp and steam them with the Vaporella.
Lace. Wrap lace around a bottle, wash it, rinse it and leave to dry still wrapped. It won’t need ironing.
Denim : Hang to dry
Cashmere and wool : dry flat; never tumble dry
Acetates : Do not dry in the machine, but hang to dry
Acrylics : Wring and then shape. Dry flat or hang to dry.
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