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I've been collecting crocheted doilies for years now, but I never knew how to care for them, so they had gotten really dusty. A friend told me to either handwash them or wash on the gentle cycle in the washing machine, and they came out perfectly. I wanted them to be as stiff as possible, so I ordered Sta-Flo liquid starch. The instructions told me how much to use. Since I wanted them still and to hold their shapes and folds, I used 100% Sta-Flo without mixing any water into it. They came out just the way I wanted them to! I highly recommend Sta-Flo liquid starch.
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I have used this product for years. I like that I can make my own starch for ironing my sewing projects and my jeans and cotton over-sized blouses. Great product and you can seldom find it in stores!
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I am happy I found this starch! It makes our clothes look like they came from the dry cleaners. You can use it diluted for a lighter starch or undiluted for a heavy starch. I have used canned starch as well as a more expensive starch recommended by quilters in the past and was disappointed with both.
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It’s small enough to be used in a small bathroom but has lots of useable room for hand towels and wash cloths. And a candle or two.
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I love this! I have an aerosol bottle to dilute it for everyday ironing, but what's cool is taking a doily (not long for this world), and saturating it with pure Purex Sta-flo, laying it out where I want it and it states perfect forever! ...until I spill cranberry juice on it, but with this stuff, do-overs are NOT a big deal!
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