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Cleaning Chintz Curtains
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Are they lined? the problem with lined curtains is that the fabrics are different, and shrink at varying rates, so a specialist might be your best option, especially if you are thinking of selling them. If you do decide to wash them yourself, use your bath, unless you go somewhere with a very big washer, big, heavy curtains can damage your WM!!!!
Also, is the chintz a glazed fabric? as washing in a washing machine can damage the glaze!!!!0 -
Washing will remove the glaze/sheen from chintz and you end up with what looks like plain cotton curtains. If you don't mind that I would wash them on a coll cycle with minimum or no spin and drip dry.Life's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0
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