I failed to mention that the mustard stain was green by the time I got home. :) Mark On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 7:14 AM Arthur I. Zygielbaum <aiz@ctwsoft.com> wrote:
Can't resist. Thanks, Bill. This is to dye for.
Art On 1/24/2022 8:36 AM, Mark J Tharp wrote:
If you wear it for 23 continuous hours on your trip home from the meeting I think it will be alright. I'll let you know Bill.
First hand knowledge.
And will see how the mustard stain comes out from Chicago as well.
:)
73 all.
Mark, HDX
On Sun, Jan 23, 2022 at 12:23 PM <n2cop@ec.rr.com> wrote:
Dear ODV Members:
I never thought I’d be posting housekeeping hints but I wanted to pass this one along in case it saves some potential grief. The blue polo shirts we were given are stylish, fashionable and are made of that wonderful wick-away fabric. The blue dye, however, comes out easily. I always presoak dark shirts before I place them in a wash with other clothes. I soaked and rinsed mine twice before enough dye came out that I can now place the shirt with other clothes in the wash and not worry about accidental staining of other clothes. As I said, not high-level policy making, but a minor item which might save part of your wardrobe. Hope everyone got home safely and thanks to Diane, David and JP for a wonderful meeting and the gift of the shirt.
73 de Bill Morine, N2COP
Vice Director – Roanoke Division
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