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Date:         Wed, 21 Apr 1999 14:55:12 -0700
Reply-To:     Steve <sxs@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Steve <sxs@CONCENTRIC.NET>
Subject:      Re: cover cleaning
Comments: To: Paul Albert <got_art@TELIS.ORG>
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i've washed mine on gentle cycle 4 times and they're fine. They're not made of silk, but tough polyester.

Paul Albert wrote:

> Apr 21, 1999 > Hello, > wash 'em. > Cold water - do not dry in dryer. Lie flat to dry. > If you really want to be careful-pay the bucks and dry clean. > By the way- I'm the son of a .......dry cleaner. > You can spot them first with something like shout. > And if you really really, really want to be careful, don't put them in > the washing machine but do a hand job on them with a soft brush in > diluted detergent like wisk. If you put them in a machine then the zi the > zippers shut. > Ciao, > Paolo > > Memorable Dates In The 20th Century For month of April: On Apr 25, 1921, > The 1st weather report is broadcast on WEW in St. Louis,Mo. Weather > forcasts then became the most popular radio program.


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