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  1. May 5, 2010 #1
    tinku

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    Hi there,
    I want to know how to starch clothes so that the clothes look very crispy

    I usually try with Revive instant starch but not satisfied. It gives a slight crispy feeling but doesnt last for a day even. :bonk I want the clothes to look more crispier and the crispiness to last the day long.

    Pls some one advice me on this.
     
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  2. May 5, 2010 #2
    orion80

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    The traditional way worked the best for me. Mix starch powder in little cold water. Bring a bowl of water to boil and add this starch mixture to the boiling water. This will result in thick starch mixture. You can dilute this with more water and use it to get crispy starched clothes.

    This requires more effort than using Revive. But i dont have that time so i end up using Revive. :bonk

    -Lakshmi
     
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  3. May 18, 2010 #3
    chaitusri

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    tinku

    I use the traditional method mentioned by Lakshmi in the above post. It works well for me

    The quantity of starch powder used in preparing starch impacts the stiffness of clothes ...the prepared solution should be in the form of semi solid
     
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