Yes! That's it.
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA. USA
Susie Rose susierose_89...@yahoo.com wrote:
Greetings to One All! The name of the
quilt soap to vse with overdyed fabrics is 'Retayne'. I use it when washing
dark fabrics all the time. I'm not sure
No... I'm familiar with Udder Butter, but this is a clear liquid solution. I
guess I'll have to go find my bottle!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA. USA
Norma Harris nrm_h...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
Clay, the name of the solution you may be looking for is Orvis another name
for udder balm
As the top is worn but not dirty I wondered whether putting it in cold
water, with or without salt might set the colours where they are. ?
I never wash clothing in very hot water.
As the top is commercially made as is the lace its not possible to take it
out as suggested by a couple of
Clay, the name of the solution you may be looking for is Orvis another name
for udder balm (usually purchased in farm supply stores). This is also the
solution used to wash antique quilts.
Norma
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NATA #847
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Greetings to One All! The name of the
quilt soap to vse with overdyed fabrics is 'Retayne'. I use it when washing
dark fabrics all the time. I'm not sure if it is available in the UK. It helps
to keep the dye in the fabric. Orvus paste is just a gentle
