Larry writes: >I write in support of fabric softeners. Diluted with alcohol 8 parts >alcohol to one part softener, works so nice on hammers that sometimes are >not responsive to anything else. I believe strongly that it is the WATER in fabric softener that releases the heat/pressure densified felt and produces the voicing effect. It's the H20! The softening agent componant does not rejuvinate fiber elasticity. In the textile trade they say that once a fiber becomes brittle and dead it cannot be restored to its former quality even by adding lanolin. Stanwood
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