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Signs your underwear has lost its shape
Short answer: Underwear has lost its shape when the elastic is slack, the fabric has gone thin or pulled, and it no l...
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Worn out underwear and when it is time for new
Short answer: Underwear is worn out when the elastic is slack, the fabric has gone thin or the seams give way. It can...
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Bamboo knickers and wear after repeated washes
Short answer: Bamboo knickers can show wear after many washes, like all clothing, but you can do a lot to slow it dow...
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Signs that your socks are worn out
Short answer: Bamboo socks for men are worn out when the heel is thin, the elastic slack and the sock no longer stays...
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Socks with holes when you have to take your shoes off
Short answer: Holes in your socks tend to show up when you least expect it, such as at airport security or at the doc...
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Signs that a piece of underwear is worn out
Short answer: Underwear is worn out when the elastic is slack, the fabric is thin or full of holes, the seams give up...
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How to tell an old T-shirt has more left in it
Short answer: An old T-shirt often has more left in it than you think. Check the seams, neck, sleeve edges and the su...
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Can old T-shirts become dishcloths and polishing cloths
Short answer: Yes, old T-shirts can easily become dishcloths and polishing cloths. Soft, clean jersey is good for wip...
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What to do with worn socks that cannot be darned
Short answer: Worn socks that cannot be darned can still serve as polishing cloths, as protection in a drawer and as ...
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Signs that a sweatshirt needs replacing
Short answer: A sweatshirt needs replacing when the cuffs and hem are slack, the fabric is covered in pilling or thin...
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Signs that a T-shirt has earned its retirement
Short answer: A T-shirt has earned its retirement when the neckline is stretched, the fabric has thinned or has holes...
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What is not a fault but wear
Short answer: Pilling, thin elbows, a faded colour and tired elastic are wear, not faults. They come from wearing and...
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