raccoon
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Mon May-03-10 01:07 PM
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Nowadays lots of clothes are made with some spandex, say 96% cotton, 4% spandex. |
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Anybody notice if the spandex makes the clothes appreciably hotter than just cotton without spandex?
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Fire Walk With Me
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Mon May-03-10 01:08 PM
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1. I remember spandex from the 1980s. |
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Perhaps these are indeed the end days? Doesn't spandex appear in the Book of Revelations?
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Mon May-03-10 01:46 PM
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2. No, it's not enough to make the clothes hotter |
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if that's your concern. It does however, make the clothes lay better on the body, this body anyway. And they don't feel bunched up when I have to sit or kneel.
I like a little bit of spandex in the cotton. :thumbsup: It's not noticeable unless you read the label.
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Mon May-03-10 09:26 PM
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3. I think it makes them hotter. |
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And too tight! I only buy 100% cotton tops. I do like the stretch in jeans, though.
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Tue May-04-10 12:23 AM
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6. I refuse to buy jeans that aren't a bit stretchy. Way comfier. |
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Mon May-03-10 10:52 PM
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4. thank goodness for spandex |
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it makes the clothes feel hotter to me, but at least I can squeeze into them and not feel the blood circulation being cut off ha.
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Tue May-04-10 12:15 AM
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5. Don't know about 'hotter,' but socks 'strangling' my lower legs. |
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