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Re: dryer lint

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Robert Guest	Re: dryer lint Apr 19, 2003 15:42:35 GMT -5 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Post by Robert on Apr 19, 2003 15:42:35 GMT -5 HURK I would guess this is a dry polish step. Did they say how long this step should be? Robert

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Re: dryer lint Apr 21, 2003 1:26:03 GMT -5

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Post by Andrew on Apr 21, 2003 1:26:03 GMT -5

Hurk,

No - I havent heard of doing that before.

I would agree with Robert that it will most likely be for a dry polish tumble though, as I suspect that the lint would rapidly gather into clumps when wet.

I have used all sorts for the polish stage - trying to do things differently and experimenting for best results :-

Wood shavings - Pulverised - avoid.

Cork - Good (a bit messy)

Plastic Pellets - Excellent - easy to separate.

Rubber - Contaminated the solution and turned it black - worked but messy - the rubber was strips of cut up car mats when I ran out of pellets and the store had none either.

I cant see the lint doing any harm though - I'd give it a try and let us know.

Cheers
Andrew

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Re: dryer lint

Post by Robert on Apr 19, 2003 15:42:35 GMT -5

Post by Andrew on Apr 21, 2003 1:26:03 GMT -5

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