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by asterixsew 05 Aug 2014 ( edited Aug 06'14 12:20 )
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A tip. Sarah/Airyfairy recently gave us a tip for removing wss with a damp cotton bud. I have found that a babywipe over the top of the wws works very well too. Found this out by chance when no water but many baby wipes.

Comments (11)
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by spendlove 05 Aug 2014
+3
LOL!
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
exactly
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by pcteddyb 05 Aug 2014
+3
This is how I always do it. Thanks for sharing the tip with everyone.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
That's OK
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by brendalea 05 Aug 2014
+3
Thank you for the tips. Baby wipes would be great if you are making something in a rush and have no time to rinse it out.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
I don't rinse out I put something damp on the embroidery
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by 02kar 05 Aug 2014
+2
Thanks for sharing this tip. I had never thought of this.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
It helps that I have baby wipes for when I have the grandchildren here which is very often
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by crafter2243 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thank you for that tip
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
Thanks
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by haleymax 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thank you. This is much needed right now.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
Glad I could help
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by graceandham 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thank you!
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
Thanks
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by airyfairy 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thank you Caroline for another tip to remove WSS. I must try that.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
I always have babywipes in due to constant grandchildren being here visiting
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by marianb 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thanks for the tip!
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
*4u
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by gdsteliga 06 Aug 2014
+2
Thank you.
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
*4u
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by sdrise 06 Aug 2014
+1
Thanks for the tip!
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by asterixsew 07 Aug 2014
*4u