Shirts @ Mr Wood

[Steve]

Yo Woodie, those shirts, they say Machine Wash Cold on the label.....now I ain't never seen that before....will 30degrees be about rite?
Thanks!
Peace.

 

[CHRISHOGGALYPSE]

they must not have that in england. it just means on as cold as your washer will go. 30 degrees is below freezing, so i am pretty sure that is a little cold to be washing shit in, but i guess it would work

 

[Steve]

I was talkin' about in degrees C, not F. I guess you guys use farenheit....we don't. Wasn't that kinda obvious?

Peace.

 

[CHRISHOGGALYPSE]

i bet less than one in 10 people on this board will now what the conversion is from 30 degrees c to f. you could find out on the net somewhere i am sure

 

[SOLO]

East Co Co Laundry Advice Dept.

The conversion or exact temperature isn't really important. Steve, wash the shirt in cold water. That way, the design won't bleed or fade as quickly.

 

[Steve]

OK homie. So is farenheit what most people in America use?

Damn, next you'll be tellin' me you use metres instead of yards.....

 

[Steve]

East Co Co Laundry Advice Dept.

LOL! I like this homie....

 

[Steve]

BTW, 30c is 86f

 

[Quick]

I DONT KNOW EXACTLY BUT I BELIEVE THAT 30 F IS AROUND 0 TO 10 C. IM NOT SURE BUT THAT IS ABOUT THE DIFFERENCE.

 

[Quick]

^^^^^^^^I GUESS IM WRONG.


BUT ISNT 0 C EQUAL TO FREEZING????


AND THE FREEZE LEVEL IN F IS 32 F.

 

[CHRISHOGGALYPSE]

86 degrees F would be warm on a washing machine would bet. i think cold would be around 65 to 70 degrees on the washer. either way, just use the coldest your shit will go

 

[Steve]

OK thanks homie. Well mine goes down that far, 30c/86f.
Peace.

 

[WOODIE]

^^^^COLDEST SETTING^^^^ LIKE THEY SAID.................. ALSO, WASH INSIDE OUT ON DELICATE SETTING AND AIR DRY OR DRY ON LOWEST SETTING. NO BLEACH.

 

[Steve]

K, thanks homie.