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best way CLEAN/ Wash vintage Quilt Blocks 01 Oct 2015 20:23 #133393

  • bhalbard
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I have a good bit of rice sack fabric that was very dingy. I used the retro clean and it came out beautifully. I hand agitated it and rolled it in a towel before I laid it out to dry. Will post a picture when I get up tomorrow afternoon.
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best way CLEAN/ Wash vintage Quilt Blocks 30 Sep 2015 15:57 #133322

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I have heard good things about Retro Clean too.

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best way CLEAN/ Wash vintage Quilt Blocks 30 Sep 2015 08:23 #133309

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What I've used for old linens is Retro Clean. You definitely don't want to put them in the washing machine! I soak the items in the Retro Clean in water and agitate them a little with my hands. Then rinse them and lay them flat to dry. I've only done a few things, but that has worked well for me.
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best way CLEAN/ Wash vintage Quilt Blocks 30 Sep 2015 07:45 #133306

My grandmother left me 8 quilt blocks from the 1930s-1940s. They were hand pieced by my Great grandmother. I have treasured them for some years.
The blocks need to be cleaned. I finally want to put them together.
what is best soap/cleaner to use on these ? the best method to clean? I am thinking the wash machine may be too harsh for them.

Thanks do much, Janet G.
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