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 superbored  joined: Jun 2007 location: Gold Coast, Australia posts: 472 rep power: 10   |  Freezing Your Jeans ? Someone recently told me that freezing your raw or selvedge jeans, by putting them in a plastic bag inside your freezer, is a good way to keep them clean, without washing them. Saying that it kills the bacteria that would be accumulated whilst wearing them for long periods of time. Can anyone validate this for me ? I've never even heard of this theory before. Sounds ridiculous. |
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| semibored  joined: Aug 2007 posts: 174 rep power: 17 |  Lol Wut????? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • crank dat FREEBIES. |
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| superbored  joined: Nov 2007 location: Toronto posts: 863 rep power: 467 | Some people say to apply baking soda to the parts that smell the worst and just stick them inside the freezer, folded up overnight. |
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| semibored  joined: Oct 2006 location: irvine posts: 160 rep power: 4 | The way I've heard it, it's just to eliminate smell. No magic freezer cleaning theory at work as far as I know. Last edited by theshonen8899 : 12-22-07 at 01:16 PM. |
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| superjunkie2K  joined: Jul 2005 location: Seoul posts: 2,858 rep power: 605  | the freezer method was recomended a bit when i first joined this site, but not to clean, but, as was mentioned, to kill the bacteria/smells. if you pull them out of teh freezer and they are still filthy dont be surprised. |
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| 12-22-07 | # 6 |
| superbored joined: Jul 2006 posts: 833 rep power: 99 | The germs don't die... they just stay dorment. You need to ultra-freeze it to kill them... |
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| superjunkie  joined: May 2007 location: Seattle posts: 1,989 rep power: 209 | Uz fabreeez antimicrobial n00bs. |
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| 12-22-07 | # 8 |
| superbored  joined: Jul 2007 posts: 450 rep power: 55 | Yeah, it was something just to kill the smell. This kinda reminds me of that story I heard when I was a kid that if you broke your plastic bmx bike rim and tossed it in the freezer, it would fix it. That was ridiculous. |
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| 12-22-07 | # 9 |
| superbored joined: May 2006 posts: 252 rep power: 4 | Maybe an expired CO2 fire-extinguisher eh?.... good way to recycle sort of.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Dont rep me!! I like being precious metal.... |
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| superfuture11  joined: Aug 2006 posts: 7,843 rep power: 1373 | This kind of reminds me of THE SEARCH BUTTON!!! • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ☞ cottonduck.net |
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