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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 13020639)
He walks the line.
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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
If the OP waits around then the answer of how to wash a baseball cap might be to send it into space as Tide & NASA will begin trials to see if they can wash clothes in space.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/nasa...pace-1.6075627 I would imagine the shipping costs might be high but hey if it cleans the cap then money well spent. |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
You don't wash a baseball cap. You retire it.
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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Surely the hat is dry so how did it turn out?
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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 13022094)
Surely the hat is dry so how did it turn out?
Yes, we need to know so we can make more unhelpful suggestions. For example, a stubborn grease stain can be removed with wd40, but then gettiing the wd40 out takes forever. |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 13022493)
Yes, we need to know so we can make more unhelpful suggestions.
For example, a stubborn grease stain can be removed with wd40, but then gettiing the wd40 out takes forever. |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 13022497)
One evening Janet was moaning because of a stain on the elbow of a favourite blouse. She asked if Johnny knew how to get it out. When he calmly took a pair of scissors and removed it she hit the ceiling.
See John. See John get clobbered by Janet. See Janet looking very pissed off. |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
(Post 13022505)
See John. See John get clobbered by Janet. See Janet looking very pissed off.
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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 13020490)
It has been washed and is drying.
........ that was 5 days ago.... (And before the cool Pacific NorthWest, where few have AC, got socked by record-breaking 108 degree temps. Hope you're managing to survive the inferno - and if so...) It's time to CAP this thread. Can think of no better way than before and after pix of the precious hat. :lol: |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 13018416)
......what is best a front loading or top loading washing machine?
Asking for a friend |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Schroedinger's ball cap.
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Re: Washing a baseball cap........
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...26fef27bf9.jpg
This before https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...010d12bd1d.jpg This is after. The brownish discoloration is still there. |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 13022672)
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...26fef27bf9.jpg
This before https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...010d12bd1d.jpg This is after. The brownish discoloration is still there. It's for real....I thought maybe you were pulling our leg. The cleanest baseball cap in the country... I like "the brownish discoloration"...lends a certain je ne sais quoi. A patina I hope your friend's hair is as clean and well tended as that which he'll be putting atop it. OTOH....maybe you should keep this storied cap for yourself...I see it was (is?) 110 degrees in Portland today. The brim might provide some relief if you have to venture out in the sun. How are you surviving the inferno? |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 13022684)
OTOH....maybe you should keep this storied cap for yourself...I see it was (is?) 110 degrees in Portland today. The brim might provide some relief if you have to venture out in the sun. How are you surviving the inferno? |
Re: Washing a baseball cap........
Originally Posted by lansbury
(Post 13022689)
I have 109 on my garden sensor, which is on a window frame in the shade. Fortunately we had the heating and air conditioning renewed about 10 months ago. Inside the house is 76.
Well that's a relief...I was concerned Here in Southern California...it's a relatively frigid 79 degrees outside...75 inside. Both of which I'm grateful for, as this house, built in the mid-twenties, doesn't have air conditioning. |
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