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January 20, 2006

 

How to Fix a Sweater That Has Shrunk 


When your sweater has shrunk more than a size or two, you might as well cut off the arms and use it to keep Fluffy warm next winter. But if your sweater has become just a bit too snug, try these steps to return it to its original size.

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