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    There was a previous thread on this some time back (I tried to find it, but failed).

    One suggestion was to keep the kilts in a deep-freeze!

    There are also bags sold that are air-tight, and have a fitting that lets a vacuum cleaner suck most of the air out of them. That might also be a good idea, after you have thoroughly brushed and steamed the kilt.

    No way is cold going to damage the kilt!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carolina Kiltman View Post
    There was a previous thread on this some time back (I tried to find it, but failed).

    One suggestion was to keep the kilts in a deep-freeze!

    There are also bags sold that are air-tight, and have a fitting that lets a vacuum cleaner suck most of the air out of them. That might also be a good idea, after you have thoroughly brushed and steamed the kilt.

    No way is cold going to damage the kilt!


    Aye, it is Pleater The Unmerciful who uses the freezer. Beware the carpet beatles of doome.
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