What is the best way to stop jeans from bleeding?

[Robert]

Alternatively spray heavily with Pam or dip in olive oil then place in oven at 450F for an hour

 

[Robert]

I just love these threads. Let's see, what could I come up with. How can I stop my pants from getting wrinkled? How do I keep my socks up? How many buttons should I have on my shirt?

 

[videocrew]

Originally Posted by Robert

I just love these threads. Let's see, what could I come up with. How can I stop my pants from getting wrinkled? How do I keep my socks up? How many buttons should I have on my shirt?
Teflon spray, sock garters, 7.

 

[Robert]

omg some of my shirts have 8

 

[videocrew]

Originally Posted by Robert

omg some of my shirts have 8
That means you've got teh ****. Sorry.

 

[Robert]

What are you doing tonight?

 

[videocrew]

Originally Posted by Robert

What are you doing tonight?
Clearly you are not aware that two episodes of Jersey Shore come on tonight.

 

[BB1]

Originally Posted by ppllzz

who is robert? hes like the poor version of jet (no fit pics, buys jcrew)

lol, you guys are relentless!

However he did post that Timex watch fit pic and also recently impressed Jet by branching out from JCrew and into some thrifted LL Bean and Lands End steeze.

 

[entrero]

Originally Posted by Robert

I just love these threads. Let's see, what could I come up with. How can I stop my pants from getting wrinkled? How do I keep my socks up? How many buttons should I have on my shirt?

Some dumb threads are insightful. A while ago someone asked how to put on his monk shoes! All laughter ofcourse, but he made a remark about the elastic buckles. Seems you can put on a monk shoe without a unfastening the buckles, which is why a few sellers call them monks/loafers.

 

[Wu Dynasty]

Originally Posted by Robert

There's only one proven method: Dip them in wax. I swear it works. You need a lot, at least a sink full. You'll have to buy bricks of it but a good grocery store should carry some. It will take a lot of melting of the wax, of course, so get a good big kettle to melt it all in. Then you can either dip the jeans straight into the kettle of wax or pour the wax into your kitchen sink and then put the jeans in. Wait til wax hardens. Chip the jeans out of the wax, and wear!

I'm scared he actually went off to try that.

 

[fueledbynewjersey]

Originally Posted by videocrew

Clearly you are not aware that two episodes of Jersey Shore come on tonight.

FINALLY a show that makes me proud to be from new jersey

 

[CDFS]

Originally Posted by KitAkira

No. People go to the dry cleaners to keep from losing dye.


Actually, drying is going to do no more shrinking than a hot soak would anyway. In this case it's main purpose would be to agitate the jeans and remove as much dye as possible (wet jeans + agitation = dye loss)

False.

 

[Eason]

Take the dead babies out of the pockets.

 

[indesertum]

Originally Posted by KitAkira

No. People go to the dry cleaners to keep from losing dye.


Actually, drying is going to do no more shrinking than a hot soak would anyway. In this case it's main purpose would be to agitate the jeans and remove as much dye as possible (wet jeans + agitation = dye loss)

Originally Posted by CDFS

False.

+1

you need to stop posting things that you don't fully comprehend

In this case it's main purpose would be to agitate the jeans and remove as much dye as possible (wet jeans + agitation = dye loss)

This part was particularly

 

[mlyngard]

Originally Posted by Wu Dynasty

I'm scared he actually went off to try that.

APC recommends it. It's says so on the tag; the other option after 'seawater wash'. If they say it, it must be correct.