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16th November 07, 05:59 PM
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I wrap wool yarn, hose, even kilts in something cotton and non stretching and spin dry them. The spinner is a separate item, not a washing machine on spin and is useful when dyeing yarn.
Our washing machines in the UK are just about all front loaders, with horisontal drums, but the spinner has a vertical drum.
It will take out lots of water from a kilt, but I do not overdo the spinning. As soon as the flow of water starts to breaks into drops I stop it.
I keep old pillow cases and bits of sheet for wrapping things for spinning. It minimises the effect on folds and edges. Drying times are reduced considerably.
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