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Do Clothes Dry Rot. Microscopic mold and mildew spores drift in the air, and. It refers to the deterioration of fabric because of the growth of fungus, exposure to moisture and over the course of time. I've also borrowed (and linked) an. Why it happens, how to recognise it and what to do about it. What exactly it is wasn’t really known outside of a few corporate science nerds until recently. Hi all, i've just posted to my blog about dry rot: Dry rot in vintage clothing is a serious problem encountered by both collectors and users. This has happened to us all, right? And now that the weather is so humid and sticky my clothes are taking longer to dry on the clothes horse than normal. It’s called dry rot, and it’s one of the most disappointing things to encounter when you’re looking for clothes on the secondary market. So, my question is this: The other factors were that the shirt had to be. Dry rot occurs when a fabric is exposed to moisture and doesn't dry completely, or when it has been stored in a humid environment.

Hi all, i've just posted to my blog about dry rot: Why it happens, how to recognise it and what to do about it. So, my question is this: And now that the weather is so humid and sticky my clothes are taking longer to dry on the clothes horse than normal. It’s called dry rot, and it’s one of the most disappointing things to encounter when you’re looking for clothes on the secondary market. I've also borrowed (and linked) an. Dry rot in vintage clothing is a serious problem encountered by both collectors and users. Microscopic mold and mildew spores drift in the air, and. The other factors were that the shirt had to be. It refers to the deterioration of fabric because of the growth of fungus, exposure to moisture and over the course of time.

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Do Clothes Dry Rot Hi all, i've just posted to my blog about dry rot: Why it happens, how to recognise it and what to do about it. Dry rot occurs when a fabric is exposed to moisture and doesn't dry completely, or when it has been stored in a humid environment. What exactly it is wasn’t really known outside of a few corporate science nerds until recently. It’s called dry rot, and it’s one of the most disappointing things to encounter when you’re looking for clothes on the secondary market. I've also borrowed (and linked) an. Microscopic mold and mildew spores drift in the air, and. It refers to the deterioration of fabric because of the growth of fungus, exposure to moisture and over the course of time. The other factors were that the shirt had to be. Dry rot in vintage clothing is a serious problem encountered by both collectors and users. This has happened to us all, right? Hi all, i've just posted to my blog about dry rot: And now that the weather is so humid and sticky my clothes are taking longer to dry on the clothes horse than normal. So, my question is this: