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How should I store my clothes? |
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I am interested in finding out how I can store my children's outgrown clothes until I hand them down to my future neices and nephews. I have heard from others who have stored them in rubbermaid type boxes that the colors of the clothes all bleed into each other. Any suggestions to keep clothes looking nice without spending a lot of money?
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RE: How should I store my clothes?
The best way to store clothes for a long time is the same way to store quilts. Wrap each piece of clothing in white tissue paper. This prevents the fabric from touching anything else. Please note that all stored fabrics should be folded as little as possible(don't over fold, not fold as small as you can get it). Also all stored fabrics should be taken out, checked for condition (ie: mildew) and washed once a year. I hope this helps you. Mrs Kathy Cohen
RE: How should I store my clothes?
Have you thought of trying the new plastic bags, that have been advertised on TV that you can attach your vacuumn to to suck out the air and flattens the bag out? Target was selling a bag for around $5.00 or $6.00 at Christmas time; Home Place was selling them for more when I recently checked. They certainly take up less storage space. Just a thought! They do work.
Ms. Syd Barr Dunkirk, MD
Link: syd
RE: How should I store my clothes?
Try sorting colors into plastic bags (the ones you get from the grocery store) then place them in the RM containers. This works for me.
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