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Got Spots? on your antique quilts and linens? Are those antique quilts or linens you’ve acquired stained with ugly brown spots or have they lost their pristine status and turned yellow? These conditions occur when the natural fiber vintage textile has been stored in a cedar chest, dresser drawer or linen closet, resulting in the oils from the wood being absorbed by your cherished quilt top, christening dress, wedding gown, table linens, etc. Follow these simple steps to give your antique textiles a second life!
1) Check item for colorfastness
2) Wash item in non phosphate soap* in basin or washer with cold water.
3) Rinse thoroughly.
4) Soak in Vintage TextileSoak™* according to package directions.
5) Rinse thoroughly.
6) Dry item by lying on towels. NEVER use the clothes dryer!
7) Iron. Starch too if preferred.
8) Keep item(s) out of direct sunlight when displayed or stored.
9) If item(s) is (are) stored, use acid-free tissue paper* and acid-free boxes* or store in new pillow cases. NEVER store in plastic.
One pound of Vintage Textile Soak™ is beautifully packaged in a reproduction romantic, vintage rose fabric bag which includes an informationaltag tied with an organdy ribbon.
PLEASE USE ITEM VTS FOR MULTIPLES OF 1 AT $ 9.98 / each.
Vintage Textile Soak™ has been featured in numerous national publications, including BH&G American Patchwork and Quilting, Country Home, Thimbleberries Club Newsletter, Sew News, Faith & Family, Craftrends, Quilting is Hot! Newsletter, American Sewing Guild Newsletter, and (Country) Quilts Magazine to date. Several AQS certified quilt appraisers trust and use Vintage Textile Soak™ for their treasured antique textiles. With proper care, your heirlooms can be returned to their original pristine condition and enjoyed for many years to come!
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