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Household Hints & Help

PennyK

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4. One more thought

Reply to raccoon (Original post)

Sat Dec 20, 2014, 12:04 AM

Dec 2014

There is a sewing product called Fray Check, used to keep edges from fraying, and it also helps keep stitches from unravelling. Not expensive. You could apply some to the stitches. If you can't locate it, you could also use some white glue (perhaps water it down a bit).

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Anybody got any hints on how to keep little beads on clothes from falling off? Maybe there’s [View all] raccoon Dec 2014 OP

wash inside out? Chakaconcarne Dec 2014 #1

Might help. Or handwash. nt raccoon Dec 2014 #2

Somehow, I ended up buying a lot of these type of tops. Curmudgeoness Dec 2014 #3

One more thought PennyK Dec 2014 #4

I'm familiar with fray check. Maybe I'll try that. nt raccoon Dec 2014 #5