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Does Bath and Body Works throw away returns? Yes, may seem strange, but Bath and Body Works actually throws a lot of returns and unsold products in dumpsters. If a particular item isn’t selling or is soon to spoil, the employees have no choice but to throw it away. What stores are best for dumpster […]

It’s a sage-forward candle, with secondary notes of herbal juniper and eucalyptus, with light mixed woods in the background. This is a perfect unisex, 2-3 season scent. It’s complex and very nicely balanced – not too cologne-y (agree to disagree, Kate!) and not too sweet. It’s herbal, warm and cozy. What does Bath & Body […]

What it smells like: cool and woodsy, just like the great outdoors. Fragrance notes: woodland balsam, crisp eucalyptus and cedarwood. What is the scent of fresh balsam? A foresty blend of woodland balsam, crisp eucalyptus, fir needles and cedarwood. What does balsam smell like? What does balsam smell like? Crushing fir needles creates a balsam […]

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Vanilla just so happens to be America’s most popular flavor, so it makes sense as to why this scent is so high up on the list. What candle scents sell the most? What are the Most Popular Fragrances For Candle Manufacturers? 1) Citron Blossom Cassis. 2) Beachwood Vetiver and Sea Spray Driftwood. 3) Huckleberry Sugar […]

19 winter-scented candles you’ll want to light ASAP Homesick Ski Trip Candle. Homesick Winter Mantel Candle. Brooklyn Candle Studio Catskills Escapist Candle. Chesapeake Bay Vanilla Birch Candle. Boy Smells Ash Candle. Apotheke White Vetiver Candle. Opalhouse Cozy Nights Lidded Glass Jar Candle. Byredo Bibliotheque Candle. What are winter scents? Warm Notes such as, amber, musk, […]

The walls are colder and don’t emit the usual amount of infrared radiation, so you lose heat due to your body emitting more IR than it receives; You may spend more time indoors and hence have less physical activity, so your body generates less heat. Why do I feel cold in 70 degrees? When it’s […]

Hang-dry clothes on a rod or lay them flat on a drying rack when air-drying garments inside the home. Keep garments separated to allow air circulation and faster drying. Place clothes near a fan or a heat vent to air-dry more quickly. How do you keep clothes soft when air drying? 4 Answers Add a […]

Simply place the wrinkled garment into a dryer. Add a half-moistened sock, washcloth, or some small garment in to the dryer, and set the dryer on “air fluff”. Power on for 15-20 minutes. You can add a dryer sheet to prevent static cling and to leave behind a fresh scent. What does the air fluff […]

Yes the clothes will eventually dry up when on air fluff.. It may probably just take a little longer before the clothes to dry.. How long does it take for clothes to dry on air fluff? While it’s hard to generalize about how long it will take your laundry to air-dry—fabric type, air temperature, and […]

Dryer Settings The two settings that eliminate shrinkage are delicate and air fluff. The delicate setting uses a very small amount of warm air to help dry your clothing, and air fluff spins clothes without any use of heat. What does air fluff do in dryer? Air Dry or Air Fluff Cycle On this cycle, […]

The key difference between Air Fluff and other dryer settings is that it uses only air, without heat, as it tumbles the items. This makes it a safe option for materials that can’t tolerate heat due to risk of shrinkage, melting or damage. Can you dry clothes using air fluff? Unlike other dryer cycles, which […]

It would usually take somewhere between 2-4 hours, though it could take much longer or shorter depending on the temperature, wind, humidity, the type of fabric and how thick it is. Does water dry on clothes? Water molecules on the surface of liquid water are evaporating into air at the same time that water molecules […]

The AirWash system removes unpleasant smells, microscopic allergens, harmful bacteria and microbes with blown hot air. Not only will you not need detergent or chemicals to wash, you can reduce the frequency of sending your clothes for dry cleaning. Is air wash same as dryer? AirWash washes your clothes with NO WATER, NO DETERGENT, and […]

An easy way to help dry your clothes is by simply twisting your garment into a towel to absorb the water. You’ll want to lay your piece of clothing on top of a large, fluffy towel and neatly roll it up. Start at one end and roll up the article of clothing until the entire […]

If you decide to launder the metal-embellished garments at home, follow the guidelines on the care label and hand wash or use the gentle cycle on your washer and a mesh washing bag. It is best to air-dry clothes with metal decorations to prevent any adhesive from melting in the high heat of the dryer. […]

Add a mild detergent such as Woolite™ and wash according to the care instructions on your clothing label. Roll the garment in a clean towel to extract water – please NEVER wring or twist, as it will warp the shape. Lay flat to dry or tumble dry low in a machine dryer, removing when it […]

Cotton does shrink easily in the washer and dryer. This happens because the heat releases some of the tension holding the cotton fibers twisted into thread. Without the tension stretching out the fibers, the fibers contract, causing the fabric to shrink. Will 100 cotton knit shrink? Yes, 100% cotton can shrink if you don’t wash […]

Merino storing tips: Wash clothing before storing. Store in a dry place. For extra protection, store merino in airtight containers/bags. Routinely vacuum wardrobes, drawers and behind furniture. Store with Babu cedarwood moth balls or other natural home remedies (see below) How do I stop moths eating merino? Loosely fold the clothes and place them in […]

Felt is sensitive to water temperature and agitation, and it can shrink if not treated properly. Does felt shrink with heat? Use cold water, do not use hot water. Heat can shrink your felt, which you don’t want. Mix the cold water and mild soap. And ever so gently rub where the stain is. Should […]