Archive for November, 2008

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    How to Remove Mold From Your T-Shirt
    Mold spores are always in the air, and they are always searching for ways to begin growing on any surface. When something is wet for a prolonged period of time, those spores start to infiltrate the item and will soon begin growing mold. Mold can be extremely dangerous for those with mold allergies, and it can plague the sinuses and noses of those who aren’t. It also...
    by Jessica at November 30th, 2008 at 06:11 am
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    When Putting on a Shirt Should It Be the Neck or an Arm First? How to Put On a T-Shirt
    Putting on a t-shirt is something people learn how to do when they’re young, but it is something that a lot of people re-examine as they get older. The problem that many see is that when putting on a shirt, they don’t want to stretch out specific parts of it. After a t-shirt has been worn a number of times, it may get stretched out in any number of places. One of the...
    by Jessica at November 29th, 2008 at 06:11 am
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    Top Gift of 2008 is a Custom T-Shirt for Christmas
    Decorated trees, frosted cookies, warm cider, joyful music, and the stress associated with finding the perfect gift are all a part of the holidays. This year, eliminate the stress and bring on the fun by creating customized t-shirts for the special people on your Christmas list. Adult and child alike will be pleasantly surprised to discover a t-shirt created just for them...
    by Jessica at November 28th, 2008 at 08:11 am
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    How to Salvage Smoke Damaged T-Shirts and Clothing
    There are many items that simply can’t be saved from smoke damage. Luckily, t-shirts clothing doesn’t have to be one of them. Depending on the degree of smoke damage to an item of clothing, it may be able to be salvaged by giving it some special care. The first thing to do is to figure out which items of clothing can be salvaged and which ones can’t. There may be...
    by Jessica at November 27th, 2008 at 05:11 am
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    How to Care for Vintage T-Shirts and Clothing
    Vintage clothing requires special care for many reasons. Because vintage items are older, they may have fabrics that have been weakened over time. This means that the standard way that you care for your other clothing may be too harsh for your vintage items. It’s also hard to replace vintage items, making it even more important to take care of the ones you have. To keep...
    by Jessica at November 26th, 2008 at 05:11 am
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    How To Tuck In Your T-Shirt
    Tucking in your shirt is as easy as one, two, three! First, pull down your shirt and straighten it out. Second, loosen your waistband and put the shirt tail inside all around.  Three, pull a little back out to allow freedom of movement. One of the best ways to do this is to stretch from side to side and front to back with your arms over your head so that the perfect amount...
    by Jessica at November 25th, 2008 at 06:11 am
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    Can T-Shirts Be Sexy?
    If you have ever seen someone you thought was sexy, might not have even noticed what they were wearing or what type of shirt they had on. But, chances are that you’ve seen many people in t-shirts and found them sexy. There’s no reason that a person has to wear a dress or a suit to be sexy. Most of the time, a t-shirt is just as sexy or even more so, than wearing something...
    by Jessica at November 24th, 2008 at 05:11 am
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    How to Remove Hair Color From a T-Shirt?
    Hair color can be extremely difficult to remove from any kind of surface. And unfortunately for t-shirt lovers, cotton is a particularly absorbent fabric and will soak up hair color very quickly. To be able to remove any of the hair color from a t-shirt, it will be necessary to move quickly and to keep attacking the stain until it’s gone. For some stains and with some...
    by Jessica at November 23rd, 2008 at 05:11 am
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    How to Get Rid of Static Cling on your T-Shirt
    Static cling is an unattractive and uncomfortable side effect of dry air. When an item is washed and dried in a drier, this can create the type of dry air that is perfect for static cling buildup. Sometimes, the dry air outdoors or in the house is what causes the static cling, and sometimes it’s a combination of environmental effects. But, there’s no reason to keep...
    by Jessica at November 23rd, 2008 at 05:11 am
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    How to Remove Rust Stains From Your T-Shirt
    Rust stains are the perfect way to ruin clothes- they are unsightly, difficult to get out and they are extremely noticeable on most t-shirt colors. It may be tempting to throw out a t-shirt that has rust stains on it, but there are ways to remove those stains and keep the t-shirt. If the t-shirt is white, the stain is especially noticeable. But, it is also easier to get...
    by Jessica at November 22nd, 2008 at 06:11 am
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