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#180100 - 08/22/09 07:32 PM Re: Anyone have a silk bandana? [Re: Kris]
dweste Offline
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Registered: 02/16/08
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I stopped using silk when it kept snagging on the rough spots on my hands, feet, whiskers, skin, etcetera. Just too annoying.

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#180124 - 08/22/09 11:02 PM Re: Anyone have a silk bandana? [Re: Kris]
scafool Offline
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Loc: Muskoka
Originally Posted By: Kris
BTW: can you launder them just like normal cotton ones?

The answer is yes on gentle, but silk rinses out so easily you can do them faster by hand in the sink.
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