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4th March 15, 01:52 PM
#6
 Originally Posted by Andrew Breecher
You could do what's called the "London shrink" - dampen a sheet or other large cotton cloth, then lay it on top of your wool and roll them together. Leave them for a day, then unwrap them and press the wool dry with an iron. A quicker method would be to simply iron the wool with a generous steam iron.
Even if you plan to only dry clean the items once they're finished, you should still pre-shrink them to some extent. What if you're caught out in the rain and your clothing gets wet?
Indeed! Very good point, sir. It will take a while to do nearly 7 yards on a 4' ironing board.
 Originally Posted by Alan H
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