I wash my tulle curtains twice a year – in the summer and before New Year's, but my blackout curtain…

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I wash my tulle curtains twice a year – in the summer and before New Year's, but my blackout curtains only once. I can't handle that torture anymore. Heavy blackout curtains, 2.5x3 meters – they're impossible to iron. It takes a whole half-day for just one curtain, the fabric doesn't smooth out easily. But I feel like they collect sooooo much dust... maybe I should just beat them out? 😅🙈
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Natalya
3 times a year, both
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Natalya
Natalya heroine 🙈
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tanya
Two every month. I don't iron. Why would I? You hang them up and they dry, or you use a steamer on them while they're hanging.
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Natalya
tanya I don't have a steamer. I can't hang them wet because they're too heavy, the curtain rod won't hold them.
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Natalya
Natalya He filmed me while I was getting into the car and hanging it up the same way.
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Natalya
Natalya Don't make me lift heavy, wet things.
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tanya
tanya But you do wring them out, right? Usually people find ways. A dryer.
If it's that hard for you, why don't you use a laundromat? You can wash and then immediately put them in an industrial dryer there. You'll bring them home already dry and smooth.
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Natalya
Natalya Ours are barely damp, not wet. The machine wrings them out well.
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Natalya
tanya Not everyone lives in a city)) We don't have laundry rooms, and there's nowhere to put a dryer in the house, unfortunately. So, I end up washing and ironing them while they're still wet, on the floor
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