sweet_me12
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your kids could care less what brand name is on their swim wear. you can get the same swimwear at target now cheaper than when A&F goes on clearence!
you kid wont even know the brand name matters stop trying to impress the other parents
your kids could care less what brand name is on their swim wear. you can get the same swimwear at target now cheaper than when A&F goes on clearence!
you kid wont even know the brand name matters stop trying to impress the other parents
My swimwear just falls apart.?
Helena
Three bikinis and two sexy swimsuits of mine have literally fallen apart at the seams, the whole seam just unravels and the garment falls apart.
The swimwear was all good quality name brands, the correct size for me fairly new only worn a few times and I had cared for it properly according to the instructions and have only ever hand washed. The majority of them were bought by my ex-boyfriend I split up with a few months ago.
The problem of the swimwear falling apart at the seams occurs after it has got wet whether I have swum in it or washed it as soon as it dries the seams just literally come apart.
Out of interest I have just rinsed out all my remaining items of swimwear 4 bikinis and 3 swimsuits and once they dried them all did exactly the same thing fell apart at the seams, I also noticed that the areas around the seams are a little bit sticky.
Is it possible that my swimwear had been treated with something that has caused this to happen?
Why do you think?
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First thought was chemicals. I've read about swimwear that couldn't get wet or they would be ruined. (How stupid is that?) But you say you have cared for it according to instructions so you would know if they can get wet then.
If the swimwear has been bought at different places and from different brands then it do seem as if something has been added and that once again leads back to chemicals. It could be chemicals in the water but then it would only happen if you bathed with all of them in the same water so it's more likely that the chemical has been added and ... the "stickiness" might be the answer.
Does all of your swimwear have anything in common? Where they have been, what you have washed them with and so on? Could someone have put something on them either unintentionally or intentionally, maybe as a joke? Have you stored them for any period of time and what did you store them with? The chemical could be a transfer from one thing to another.
Another thing of interest is if the threads holding the seams together were of the same material as the rest of the swimwear. The material in the thread can also provide a clue.
First thought was chemicals. I've read about swimwear that couldn't get wet or they would be ruined. (How stupid is that?) But you say you have cared for it according to instructions so you would know if they can get wet then.
If the swimwear has been bought at different places and from different brands then it do seem as if something has been added and that once again leads back to chemicals. It could be chemicals in the water but then it would only happen if you bathed with all of them in the same water so it's more likely that the chemical has been added and ... the "stickiness" might be the answer.
Does all of your swimwear have anything in common? Where they have been, what you have washed them with and so on? Could someone have put something on them either unintentionally or intentionally, maybe as a joke? Have you stored them for any period of time and what did you store them with? The chemical could be a transfer from one thing to another.
Another thing of interest is if the threads holding the seams together were of the same material as the rest of the swimwear. The material in the thread can also provide a clue.
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