How do you "unscrunch" the elastic waistband around shorts after washing them?? - clearance washing machines
After a washing machine wash, elastic waist shorts all together. I tried to pull the strings to help out, but not much. Sorry, I really do not know how I describe it ... but I tried to feel the belt along ... and feels like thick portion is invested in some places. These are short films: http://www.ae.com/web/browse/product.jsp?rcid=clearance&scid=cat90062&navroot=clearance&productId=6496_2371&sscid=cat530003&ssscid=cat650006
Can anyone help please?
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Clearance Washing Machines How Do You "unscrunch" The Elastic Waistband Around Shorts After Washing Them??
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I think what we are resilient, which is a fabric tube, the tube is in short or folded top edge combined. As the elastic is not sewn down, the folds when to wash. First, I want to see if he could flatten the rubber band from one and on my way. It should work if the elastic is mostly flat, but twisted. You may have to re-wet-dry elastic on the floor. If the gum has been turned into a long tube, so it feels more like a rope, you probably can not get flat.
If you decide you can not flat elastic that they can replace it. First see if the elastic is attached anywhere or if it is loose in the housing. When it is completely detached, carefully open the cover in a seam and pull the elastic so that it performs a loop. Cut the loop. Sew one end of his new band at one end of the old elastic. (Try a new rubber band that guarantees to buy any curl.) Pull the other end of the old elastic, until it withdrew from the new group. Cut to remove the old rubber to it from the newASTIC and sew the two ends of the rubber new life. The repair of sewing chair.
If age is elastic sewn into the seam to bottom you can cut the fine cut to size on both sides of the seam or the seam to try to release the rubber band. You will probably not be able to draw new rubber, but it must be screwed. To this end, a safety pin one end of the new elastic threaded through the casing to keep you on the other end. Then sew the two ends.
I do these things all the time, but the clothes are much cheaper and not as poor as I used to, so I do not for a while. I would like to vote for a favorite subject.
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