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Have you ever bought some ripped jeans that you thought were just fabulous? Many of these materials are prone to falling apart in the washing machine if they are not handled carefully. This is a simple method explaining how to keep those jeans in tact. | Have you ever bought some ripped jeans that you thought were just fabulous? Many of these materials are prone to falling apart in the washing machine if they are not handled carefully. This is a simple method explaining how to keep those jeans in tact. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Realize that your jeans will get a little 'damaged' at first. Depending on when you bought your jeans, eventually they will show signs of wear and tear. However, if you value them and take very good care of them, they will look as if you bought them that way. | # Realize that your jeans will get a little 'damaged' at first. Depending on when you bought your jeans, eventually they will show signs of wear and tear. However, if you value them and take very good care of them, they will look as if you bought them that way. | ||
