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- adjective Describing
wool that has been treated to make itmachine-washable .
Etymologies
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Examples
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All that said, I've heard nasty things about the superwash process, but I'm not sure I care enough to handwash my socks.
Archive 2009-04-01 Presents 2009
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I know superwash is bad for the environment but dammit, this stuff is so soft.
Bodyless Sweater! Aka: Now I can wear t-shirts! Presents 2009
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Being a British book, Rowan and Jaegar yarns feature heavily, but all can be substituted with less expensive, machine washable yarns except for the felted stuff--be sure it's not superwash if your pet is not considered Rowan-worthy.
February 2009 2009
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Being a British book, Rowan and Jaegar yarns feature heavily, but all can be substituted with less expensive, machine washable yarns except for the felted stuff--be sure it's not superwash if your pet is not considered Rowan-worthy.
Pet Projects, The Animal Knits Bible - And She Knits Too! 2009
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All that said, I've heard nasty things about the superwash process, but I'm not sure I care enough to handwash my socks.
Reading Michael Pollan is bad for you. Or good. Presents 2009
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His favorite color is red, and I have some red superwash wool he likes very much, so I hope to start the project sometime this weekend.
Good Days (for a change!) Susan Palwick 2009
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I know superwash is bad for the environment but dammit, this stuff is so soft.
Archive 2009-01-01 Presents 2009
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Or try your hand at Twist, a worsted weight, merino, superwash blend.
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They offer a wide variety of yarn weights from lace to worsted and a range of fiber from wool, cotton and superwash merino.
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They also solar dye fiber for you spinners out there, from wool to superwash merino, too.
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