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Thursday, June 16, 2011
How to Keep Your Clothes Looking New
Are your duds looking a little worse for wear? Here are some extra-effective ways to keep your clothes looking as good as the day you bought them.
To complete this How-To you will need:
A washing machine and a dryer
Liquid detergent
A towel
Detergent for dark clothes
Color remover
A clothesline
Clothespins
Oxygen bleach
Step 1: Hand-wash delicate knits
Laundering cashmere or wool knits in the washing machine, even on the delicate cycle, can cause them to run and unravel. Instead, hand-wash them in the sink or a bowl with liquid detergent. Squeeze suds through the fabric instead of rubbing, and rinse thoroughly.
Step 2: Dry knits
Wringing knits weakens the fabric; instead, gently squeeze the water out. Then, lay the item flat on top of a towel, roll it up inside the towel, and press to remove more water. Unroll it, and spread it on a flat surface to dry.
Step 3: Separate colors from whites
Separate color fabrics from all-white clothes before washing. In the colors pile, separate colors by intensity. Wash brights, which are more likely to bleed, pastels, and dark colors in separate loads.
Tip: If colors run, wash the stained clothes again while they're still wet, and the dye should wash out.
Step 4: Wash darks in cold
Machine-wash darks in cold water on the shortest cycle, using liquid detergent specially formulated for dark and black clothing. It will keep dyes in dark fabrics from washing out and fading.
Tip: Turn colored clothes inside-out before washing them to preserve their hue.
Step 5: Tackle the whites
Wash all of your whites in hot water, unless the label specifies another water temperature. If you notice your whites becoming dull after a few washes, add color remover to the wash, which you can buy at the supermarket or online.
Tip: You can also try oxygen bleach. Chlorine bleach can leave a yellow tinge on whites, especially if you wash in hot water.
Step 6: Line-dry
No matter what color they are, line-dry clothes whenever possible, avoiding direct sunlight. Fold clothes in half over the line and secure with clothespins. If you use the dryer, choose the lowest temperature setting for the material. High heat shrinks and warps fabrics.
Step 7: Put clothes away the right way
Some clothes, like those made from linen or cotton, stay wrinkle-free if they're hung up, while knits retain their shape better if you fold them. Fold long dresses, too, since hanging tends to stretch them out
To complete this How-To you will need:
A washing machine and a dryer
Liquid detergent
A towel
Detergent for dark clothes
Color remover
A clothesline
Clothespins
Oxygen bleach
Step 1: Hand-wash delicate knits
Laundering cashmere or wool knits in the washing machine, even on the delicate cycle, can cause them to run and unravel. Instead, hand-wash them in the sink or a bowl with liquid detergent. Squeeze suds through the fabric instead of rubbing, and rinse thoroughly.
Step 2: Dry knits
Wringing knits weakens the fabric; instead, gently squeeze the water out. Then, lay the item flat on top of a towel, roll it up inside the towel, and press to remove more water. Unroll it, and spread it on a flat surface to dry.
Step 3: Separate colors from whites
Separate color fabrics from all-white clothes before washing. In the colors pile, separate colors by intensity. Wash brights, which are more likely to bleed, pastels, and dark colors in separate loads.
Tip: If colors run, wash the stained clothes again while they're still wet, and the dye should wash out.
Step 4: Wash darks in cold
Machine-wash darks in cold water on the shortest cycle, using liquid detergent specially formulated for dark and black clothing. It will keep dyes in dark fabrics from washing out and fading.
Tip: Turn colored clothes inside-out before washing them to preserve their hue.
Step 5: Tackle the whites
Wash all of your whites in hot water, unless the label specifies another water temperature. If you notice your whites becoming dull after a few washes, add color remover to the wash, which you can buy at the supermarket or online.
Tip: You can also try oxygen bleach. Chlorine bleach can leave a yellow tinge on whites, especially if you wash in hot water.
Step 6: Line-dry
No matter what color they are, line-dry clothes whenever possible, avoiding direct sunlight. Fold clothes in half over the line and secure with clothespins. If you use the dryer, choose the lowest temperature setting for the material. High heat shrinks and warps fabrics.
Step 7: Put clothes away the right way
Some clothes, like those made from linen or cotton, stay wrinkle-free if they're hung up, while knits retain their shape better if you fold them. Fold long dresses, too, since hanging tends to stretch them out
Nike's stock price falls nearly 10 percent in early morning trading
UPDATED 1:55 p.m. Beaverton-area sportswear giant Nike (NYSE: NKE) saw its stock price tumble nearly 10 percent this morning after quarterly earnings missed analysts' expectations and the company's struggles with costs spooked investors.
The stock of Oregon's largest publicly traded company hovered around $77 all morning on the New York Stock Exchange, a drop of more than $8, or 9.5 percent, since its close Thursday at $85.41. UPDATE: It closed today at $77.59, down $7.82, or 9 percent.
As The Oregonian reported yesterday, the company announced a 7 percent increase in profit, to $523 million, or $1.08 a diluted share, during its fiscal third quarter. But 14 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters were expecting $1.11 a share in the three-month period ended Feb. 28.
Revenue of $5.1 billion was up 7 percent over the previous year. But Nike doesn't miss analyst expectations often. Bloomberg said it was the company's first miss in 19 quarters.
The company also warned yet again that it's struggling to contain higher labor, cotton and transportation costs. The company said it planned significant price increases across a wide range of shoes and clothing styles, according to MarketWatch.
According to said The Wall Street Journal, Nike's sales in Japan in the latest quarter were down 16%, excluding currency changes, even before last week's earthquake and tsunami. All of its employees there were accounted for and safe, the company said.
Japan had been a "challenging" market even before the tragedy, Nike said, and it expects the disaster will have a negative impact on both its revenue and profit in the country. Executives said, however, said it is still too early to determine the extent of that effect.
For more on yesterday's earnings, read Allan Brettman's report. Also, read about Portland-based Naturally Advanced Technologies' deal to supply Hanesbrands Inc. with a cotton alternative. NAT is run by Ken Barker, a former Adidas America executive.
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