without leaving a faded underarm ring or shredding the fabric or leaving the fabric stiff, especially for silk, rayon?
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you can use white vinegar or wet baking soda.\n\njust put enough vinegar or wet baking soda on the soiled area and let stand for a couple of seconds. it works for me.
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I know what you mean.  Try some with 5% lycra fabric.  The all-cotton ones can get kind of saggy.
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like a Motorola SLVR (Sliver)?\n\nJk...take a needle like the ones you use for sewing and stick in the stove flame for a few minutes to kill all the germs on it.\n\nThen use it to go layer by layer into your skin until you reach the thing. Then just do watever it takes it to get it out.\n\nIt might be painful but its worth it.
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use warm water in a spray bottle and a clean, DRY wash cloth to wipe it down. make sure you wipe with CLEAN, DRY cloth, to prevent streaking, papertowels work ok, but you need more than one. Myself I dont use Paper towels for anything. just terry cloths.
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You can't stick the skin back on. Put some aloe on the tender area. Don't try any more Brazilian waxes. Throw the cloth away.
317752
Take it to a professional dry cleaner ...
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This is how I do it:\n\nViva Kitchen Tissue + Rubbing Alcohol\n\nRubbing alcohol is antiseptic as well as reacts with the oils to remove them.\n\nViva is soft! (I also use a velvet cloth sometimes)\n\n\nCommercially, \nThere are special tissues available for this; I bought one for $6.99; was good for a year then the sheets dried out. The above solution works good so I didn't by another one.\n\n\nTO CLEAN INSIDE:\nCompressed air; I spray it once in a while on the fans from the outside to avoid the laptop to overheat.
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1. hot wash of coloreds with (without) prewash\n2. hot wash in energy-saving mode with (without) prewash\n3. easy to wash laundry with (without) prewash\n4. easy to wash laundry in energy-saving mode with (without) prewash\n5. delicates with (without) prewash\n6. wool\n7. coloreds short program\n8. easy to wash laundry short program\n9. fabric softening, starching, spinning\n10. softening, starching\n11. spinning\n12. extra prewash - soaking\n13. gentle spinning\n14. pumping\n\n{o} = program with stoppage of rinsing. Before emptying the washing machine (i.e. removing the laundry) select 8+A o. 9+A.
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There are many manufacturers that make leather softeners/conditioners.  My favorite is made by Nokona and comes in a tube which looks similar to a toothpaste tube.  I think the best way to break in a glove is to use this conditioner, work it into the glove, and shape the pocket with a softball.  Use the glove as much as you can at home or just sitting in front of the TV pound it with a ball.  There is no quick fix to break in or condition good leather.  Don't try all the off the wall things you might hear like baking it in the oven, or soaking it in water, etc. Those things not only will not soften it, but will damage the leather.  Patience and a lot of use will give you a glove you can use and keep for many years.  And don't forget to condition the leather even after it is broken in to keep it soft and keep it from drying out.
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Wash it on perm. press,but when you dry it let it air dry!!!
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If you don't have glove oil, you can use a small amount of shaving creme.  Also, take a baseball and put it in the glove and wrap it up really tight with rubber bands.  This will decrease the stiffness as well.  Check out the link for some tips.
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Use talc and cotton underwear, lose a bit of weight make sure your not too near the heating....etc etc  :o)
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You want to use either water or a VERY mild cleaning solution - nothing abrasive.  Use a clean, non-shedding cloth (like an old, soft t-shirt), and clean the radii of the circle (meaning wipe from center to edge or vice-versa - not across the CD); just a straight line from center out to edge.
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nope.....and it feels soo much better than w/ underware....alot more freedom and no bunching...lol...nice question though
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use a fabrick softner to wrap it in, my civics teacher told me that :)
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Yes, but I would wash the area throughly afterwords.\n\nIf you do it for more than about 5 hours, it might cause a rash, or infection.
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Ive never heard of tying off, and I am not sure about the answer, but you just gave me a great idea on how to get rid of them. PS: I cant believe people dont know what a skin tag is!