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Woolen things that are carelessly hung to dry after washing, as a rule, are stretched and deformed. Even hangers do not save: traces of yarn stretching also remain from them.

To avoid all this, tights will help: they can be passed inside a woolen thing, as shown in the picture, and hung on a rope.

Dry pantyhose

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