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Chris's avatar

When I burn down a data center draped in full EK, I’ll let em know mr plane sent me

taiBOBBI's avatar

I'd say: anything knitted or cut-and-sewn (and unlined/unpadded/uncanvassed, although even in those cases who dares usually wins) in any natural material with the possible exception of silk: washing machine. Disregard 'dry clean only' unless you want your clothes to keep looking like new (which I guess most brands assume you do). And even then: having them dry-cleaned is no guarantee at all.

Line's avatar

The Soak brand of cleaner where you literally just let your delicates, like cashmere and silk, soak overnight are really amazing. They are healthier for your clothes than dry cleaning or washing machine and super easy. Just leave them in soapy water for a few hours, do not rinse, and pull them out to dry. It’s changed the game for me

Blackbird Spyplane's avatar

thanks for the tip

yes.mor's avatar

this tip is worth its weight in gold, thanks!!

D$'s avatar

“What is your favorite type of article of clothing (pants, jacket, etc.) and explain why with science” reads exactly like something a person types into an AI as a prompt.

Blackbird Spyplane's avatar

Do LLMs have favorites?

solsticecrown's avatar

Follow up to the dry cleaning question—do you iron or steam things? Or embrace the wrinkle?

Blackbird Spyplane's avatar

Steam on occasion, iron once in a blue moon, mostly embrace the wrinkle!

David A's avatar

Has anyone tried washing a Man-tle Y3 Master Shield jacket? I’m inclined to trust their advice, “Dry clean recommended. Refresh by lightly steaming.”