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notiebuta t1_iuajrux wrote
Reply to comment by CMYKoi in Switching to all Darn Tough socks: How many pairs, what kinds? by Highwayman1717
I’m trying to edit before sending but texting can get so long that I get tired of texting and send before thinking to edit. Just don’t be too quick to reply when it matters. 😉
notiebuta t1_iuajegu wrote
Reply to comment by tallmufuk in Switching to all Darn Tough socks: How many pairs, what kinds? by Highwayman1717
Wool is naturally anti microbial. I think that’s helpful regarding whether your socks stink or not. Wool is said to be warmer when they’re wet than other fabrics. If your feet get soaked your feet won’t stay as cold while you’re wearing them. Hope that makes sense.
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Reply to comment by incasesheisonheretoo in What bed sheets are comfortable and last? by GardeningCrashCourse
You’re welcome. Consumer Reports is often my reference. I think they work hard to help w well researched tips.
notiebuta t1_iu9hvq4 wrote
Reply to comment by incasesheisonheretoo in What bed sheets are comfortable and last? by GardeningCrashCourse
About ⅛ c vinegar as a rinse/fabric softener in a front loader works for me. I wash on cold/cold, saves $ (unless someone is sick or for very young or elderly etc). If things stink or heavily soiled I add baking soda or borax then turn washer off while it’s in the washing mode and let things soak. I never rinse twice unless I accidentally add too much detergent. It’s believed to be worse to use too much detergent than too little. Manufacturers want you to use a lot. When I clean my coffee machine w vinegar I reuse the vinegar to help w baking soda to scour bathrooms and toilets.
notiebuta t1_iudbumk wrote
Reply to comment by alv51 in What bed sheets are comfortable and last? by GardeningCrashCourse
Thank you for your reply!