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#49 Scrubby Crochet Dishcloth

Back to the care of dishcloths – Susan F. wrote: “Wring well, and hang to dry! Since I have been doing this, I’ve had no problems.”

Grandma Carol wrote: “Another tip to prevent bleeding is when washing in cold water, add salt to the water, no soap! NEVER dryer-dry IF using cotton. IF using a dishwasher too, always when starting the washer, lay the cloth on TOP rack (secured) and after the dishwasher has washed the dishes, allow it to “heat dry” them as well, this way all germs in your dishcloth are “toast”!

Follow me onto dishcloth #50 and the rest of the story…

The Scrubby Crochet Dishcloth is now available in the Winter Dishcloths Crochet Pattern Set.

This pattern is now available in the new book from Annie’s Attic ‘A Year of Dishcloths’. Click here to order your copy of this book today: http://www.maggiescrochet.com/products/a-year-of-dishcloths

 

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Comments (2)

  • annay301 14 years ago Reply

    Another tip to prevent bleeding: I wash first to remove any excess dye, then in the cold rinse add a small splash of vinegar to the rinse and this will “set” the color. This has worked for me for years.

  • Kvanatta 14 years ago Reply

    This one was a treat 🙂 I’ve been crocheting for many years and had an idea how this one would come together when I looked at the photo. I was wrong! It turned out to be a lot easier than I expected…. definitely unique 🙂

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