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100% silk sweater pullover

"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com>
This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear, etc. It
says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite? Thanks
Mary
"cofarb" <do...@cofarb.com>


"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear, etc.
It says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite? Thanks
Mary
I would, but I would also be prepared for the worst possible outcome:
ruining it.
cofarb
"dwacon" <aunt.jem...@pancake.box>


"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear, etc.
It says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite? Thanks
If it says "dry clean only" then... dry clean it only.
You might try the home dry clean products that work in your dryer –– but
IMHO they aren't worth the price.
––
dwacon
Dolly Dagger <dollydagger...@yahoo.com>
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"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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I would, but I would also be prepared for the worst possible outcome:
ruining it.
cofarb
Agreed. I've tried and never had a good outcome...looses it's softness
and shape.
jules
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"Jamie" <zuschlag–sequ...@tds.net>


"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear, etc.
It says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite? Thanks
Mary
I've had great success washing silk items in Woolite. Make sure you double
rinse to get all of the soap out and lay flat to dry. You may have to pull
the sweater back into shape. I also steam press mine after they're dry. DH
has some very nice ones from Norm Thompson that I've washed a few times
each. The only problem you may have eventually is pilling. But that comes
with wear too.
Good luck!
Jamie
"ahmward" <nospam.ahmw...@yahoo.com>


"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear,
etc. It says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite?
Thanks
Mary
I would follow the dry cleaning instructions rather than risking the
possibility of ruining the garment. Is it stained or does just need
cleaning?
"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com>
Thanks all. It is not stained.....just needs cleaning. I may try that
home dryer method.
Mary


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"Mary" <absolutelym...@calm.com> wrote in message
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I would follow the dry cleaning instructions rather than risking the
possibility of ruining the garment. Is it stained or does just need
cleaning?
"scorpio00g...@cs.com" <scorpio00girl@yahoo.com>
Mary wrote:
This is a Brooks Brother pullover to wear with jeans, casual wear, etc. It
says dry clean only......possible to wash this in woolite? Thanks
Mary
I always hand wash all sweaters regardless of fiber content. They
generally put the "dry clean only" label on them to protect themselves
from customers that don't know how to hand wash properly.