Will I ruin my sweater if it says hand wash only but I put it in a lingerie bag in the machine?

It's a very fluffy acrylic sweater and my daughter's favoriteI refused to let my husband wash it but I'm positive it would get ruined.

Are the aluminum hats to protect against alien mind readers safe?

I have been cooking for 49 yrsI have used aluminum for all of those yearsI and my family are perfectly healthyThis is getting ridiculousEveryday there is something new that is bad for usPick up any newspaper, magazine, watch tv or go on lineThis is bad for your heart, this causes cancer, this is going to kill youI use cast iron tooI eat seafood, red meat, and anything else I wantThis has nearly ruined meatsButchers now cut off nearly all of the fat and that is where the flavor isPork chops are so dry now!! Give it a rest.

It has been said that cooking with alunminum wares - the chemicals will leech into your foodsYou will find that people who are perticular about not using aluminum pans, will not use those other items eitherWe use a light coating of olive oil and do rice in a double boiler.

The scientific world use to think using aluminum cook ware could cause dementiaThey have proven that theory to be wrongNow it is said the same kind of palax that builds up around the teeth is what causes itOther than that i haven't heard why it would be bad for a person.

I've done it with almost every acrylic sweater I own without damaging any of themHere is how I do itI do put it in a fine mesh bag on the extra delicate cycle, I use woolite or a detergent specially formulated for delicatesI allow it it go through the shortest cycle, drain and rinse, but I do not allow it to go through the spin cycleI remove the soaking wet sweater onto a thick terry towel and slowly roll and squeeze the towel over the sweater to gently remove all of the excess waterI block my sweater (trace the sweater on to a piece of brown paper bag or large piece of paper before washing) by placing it on the paper and gently manipulating the fibers to conform back into the shape it was before I laundered it I do have a rack that can be placed in the dryer which stays stationery while the drum turns and will often place sweaters on it and partiall dry them on the air only cycleThis re-fluffs the fibersI then re-block the sweater just to ensure that it retained its shapeYou can also use one of the Dryel dryer dry cleaning kits or a product called Sweater Fresh in the dryer instead of using the washing machine method.

Are the aluminum hats to protect against alien mind readers safe?

I have been cooking for 49 yrsI have used aluminum for all of those yearsI and my family are perfectly healthyThis is getting ridiculousEveryday there is something new that is bad for usPick up any newspaper, magazine, watch tv or go on lineThis is bad for your heart, this causes cancer, this is going to kill youI use cast iron tooI eat seafood, red meat, and anything else I wantThis has nearly ruined meatsButchers now cut off nearly all of the fat and that is where the flavor isPork chops are so dry now!! Give it a rest.

It has been said that cooking with alunminum wares - the chemicals will leech into your foodsYou will find that people who are perticular about not using aluminum pans, will not use those other items eitherWe use a light coating of olive oil and do rice in a double boiler.

The scientific world use to think using aluminum cook ware could cause dementiaThey have proven that theory to be wrongNow it is said the same kind of palax that builds up around the teeth is what causes itOther than that i haven't heard why it would be bad for a person.

I've done it with almost every acrylic sweater I own without damaging any of themHere is how I do itI do put it in a fine mesh bag on the extra delicate cycle, I use woolite or a detergent specially formulated for delicatesI allow it it go through the shortest cycle, drain and rinse, but I do not allow it to go through the spin cycleI remove the soaking wet sweater onto a thick terry towel and slowly roll and squeeze the towel over the sweater to gently remove all of the excess waterI block my sweater (trace the sweater on to a piece of brown paper bag or large piece of paper before washing) by placing it on the paper and gently manipulating the fibers to conform back into the shape it was before I laundered it I do have a rack that can be placed in the dryer which stays stationery while the drum turns and will often place sweaters on it and partiall dry them on the air only cycleThis re-fluffs the fibersI then re-block the sweater just to ensure that it retained its shapeYou can also use one of the Dryel dryer dry cleaning kits or a product called Sweater Fresh in the dryer instead of using the washing machine method.