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Element Cleveland Sweater - Men's
October 15, 2009
I'll assume its made out of cotton for this but most things do not shrink because of the wash, but because of the dryer. The dryer is the part that makes it shrink so in that case if you wanted it to shrink i think to get the best results (shrink the most) your supposed to use very cold water and have it on maximum heat when you put the sweater in the dryer. But if you dont want it to shrink at all then hang dry it and then once dry if you want to you can throw it in the dryer for a couple minutes to soften it up. Hopefully this helps.
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Element Cleveland Sweater - Men's
October 15, 2009
I'll assume its made out of cotton for this but most things do not shrink because of the wash, but because of the dryer. The dryer is the part that makes it shrink so in that case if you wanted it to shrink i think to get the best results (shrink the most) your supposed to use very cold water and have it on maximum heat when you put the sweater in the dryer. But if you dont want it to shrink at all then hang dry it and then once dry if you want to you can throw it in the dryer for a couple minutes to soften it up. Hopefully this helps.
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Package Ride Antic Package
October 7, 2009
Hi there,
I'm currently in the search for a new board in the next little while before the snowboarding season comes. I've never owned a board before but am about an intermediate boarder. I do boxes, jumps, rails but nothing too too crazy just yet. I'm 18 years old and about 5'11 and 140 - 150 pounds. So i'm trying to figure out a good board package for me that would do the trick. I figured i'd stay with a package simply because it's already set up for me and i dont know what im looking for on the other hand. Any advice appreciated.
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