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New clothes feel harder than the old ones
Short answer: New fabric has a finish on the surface from production, and it rinses out during the first few washes. ...
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The clothes feel different after a hotel laundry
Short answer: Hotel laundries use high temperatures and strong products because everything must be clean in a short t...
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The sock has a dropped stitch
Short answer: A loose stitch is a thread that has sprung out of its row, and it keeps running if it is not stopped. A...
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There is soap residue in the fabric
Short answer: Soap residue appears when the dose is too high or the machine is too full. It makes fabric stiff and ca...
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The top looks creased even freshly ironed
Short answer: When an iron does not help, the creases sit in the stitches themselves and not on the surface of the fa...
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The fabric rubs against the backpack
Short answer: A backpack always wears the same two places, over the shoulder and at the hip. Switch sides and use a s...
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The laundry sticks to the line
Short answer: Clothes stick because the line is dirty or because the fabric dries right into the peg. Wipe the line a...
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A seam that puckers
Short answer: A bulging seam is sewn with thread that is too tight for the elasticity of the fabric. It can often be ...
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Shiny patches have appeared on the fabric
Short answer: Shiny patches appear where the fabric has been pressed with heat, typically by an iron or a chair back....
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The garment has become tight around the upper arm
Short answer: A sleeve that pulls at the upper arm has rarely shrunk. More often the armhole is cut narrow, or the bo...
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The sock sits loose around the ankle
Short answer: A loose ankle comes from either a tired rib cuff or a sock bought too big. The rib cannot be repaired, ...
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The top feels heavier than it used to
Short answer: A sweater that feels heavier than usual has usually taken up moisture from the air or built up a film o...
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