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From: billw@Navajo.ARPA
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Subject: 'Living Alone': Washing
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Date: Sat, 7-Sep-85 03:57:27 EDT
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> Helpful hint (i.e., superstition): using starch when ironing 100% cotton
> shirts tends to reduce wrinkling in subsequent washings.
>

I thought starch was something you used to thicken sauces.  Ironing? Isn't
"Iron" a noun?  What does a mineral have to do with clothes?  Does putting
one-a-day-plus-iron in your wash reduce wrinkling or something?

BillW
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