geronimojoe85
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I just pulled out my INGO shirt from the dryer and it shrunk
So you bought your wife a new INGO shirt
How thoughtful.
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So you bought your wife a new INGO shirt
How thoughtful.
As you can see DaveGrave the biggest failure is hanging out with you guys.
And yet you come back month after month for more abuse 
geronimojoe85
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Masochism is a valuable life skill.
I sure did. I hope she likes it as much as I did.
I just pulled out my INGO shirt from the dryer and it shrunk
That sucks. When I pick one up in spring I'll go a size larger than I need then.
Wild Deuce
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I'm not sure I'm up for a trip to Kingsbury ... or Jasper Pulaski. I was thinking of going to Deb's today but I'm not so sure I want to subject myself to the health hazards. I always feel like I'm trading minute-for-minute time off my life when I go in there. Ventilation is poor downstairs and with the smoking upstairs, it always looks like someone has been shooting off blackpowder muskets all day.
However, I have a J-Frame that needs sighted in (laser) and I would like to gather up some "data" on my other J-Frame. I'm thinking that Blythe's in Valpo would be better suited for that since it does run out farther than Deb's 50' range.
However, I have a J-Frame that needs sighted in (laser) and I would like to gather up some "data" on my other J-Frame. I'm thinking that Blythe's in Valpo would be better suited for that since it does run out farther than Deb's 50' range.
Wild Deuce
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I just pulled out my INGO shirt from the dryer and it shrunk
Are you sure the shirt shrunk? Just how many dogs, brats, and burgers did you guys have at the M&S?
I just pulled out my INGO shirt from the dryer and it shrunk
What size did you get?
What setting on the dryer did you use?
BTW I got your letter yesterday. Thank you.
Thats' all I got to say about da.
It was the 6 lbs of bacon that he cooked & ate!
Well I still wash, dry, fold, iron my own cloths. Don't want to have to depend on someone else for things you know.
In any case lone what setting was used & for how long?
Wild Deuce
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Well I still wash, dry, fold, iron my own cloths. Don't want to have to depend on someone else for things you know.
In any case lone what setting was used & for how long?
With all these domestic questions, the fascination with pink is starting to make a lot of sense.
geronimojoe85
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Jedi is a girl. Lol
I had the dryer set a permanent press at high heat for about 40 min. I dried it with other clothes. I dried it with one other brand-new shirt and had no problems with it. The size wasn't really the problem it was more of the overall length.*
GhostofWinter
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& there is/was your problem. HIGH HEAT cause most material (ie. have not seen it on demi jeans) to shrink no matter what the setting is. I typically do 40 to 60 mins on low for t-shirts/polos and 20 to 25 on medium for pants/slacks followed by 30 mins on low.
So what size was it originally & what size is it now.
perhaps GB can bring some models next time and they can put it on if you shrink it some more.
Something like this?
Or like this for Joe and our other NWI INGO girls.
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