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by claudenicolas 30 May 2010 ( edited May 30'10 18:01 )
+15

remove WSS, before to give the gift? Usualy, a gift is not washed before???

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by trovato 30 May 2010
+4
I ust the plastic kind so i can tire away most of it and for sale ore give away i don't wash. You also can tell the person what it is and that they know to wash. I think everybody does that with new towels.
Succes, Yvonne
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by psssst 30 May 2010
+2
I trim it as close to the stitching as I can and write a little note explaining the process of embroidering and that the towels must be washed before using. Or I tell the person, if I know the gift will be opened in front of me. If I do them for my daughter then I wash them for her.
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by edithfarminer 30 May 2010
+2
I always just dampen it with a bit of water just to get rid of the WSS. than just hang it to dry
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by iris2006 30 May 2010
+1
I never wash towels and I peel of the most of the wss, In little places I use tweezers and then I take a wet cloth tp remove the rest, let dry and tell the receiver to wash the towel before use. Good luck
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by claudenicolas 31 May 2010
Thank you iris, can you explain to me the word "tweezers", I have not found it in my dictionnary?
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by castelyn 30 May 2010
+1
Hi there, I have a spray bottle with water and just spay on the wss and it comes off very easy. Hugs Yvonne
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by francoisen68 30 May 2010
+1
Bonsoir Claude, the world is small, isn't it ??? I sometime use a light spray but the most of time I do not so anything. I carefully tear away the WSS and if some are remaining (because too small), I tell the person it will desapear when washing. Hugs, Claude, et GROS BISOUS
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by claudenicolas 30 May 2010
Your picture is delightful, tes enôrmes bisous me vont droit au coeur, right in my heart