Guest guest Posted October 8, 2003 Report Share Posted October 8, 2003 Hanes tagless. I buy mine at the Goodwill for $1 apiece. My kids love 'em, and so do I since I don't tear any more collars ripping tags out!LOL Louis In my house, " normal " is only a setting on the dryer. From: Colin Wessels What brand are they? Quoting alfamanda : Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2003 Report Share Posted October 8, 2003 You've got way too much time on your hands! Louis In my house, " normal " is only a setting on the dryer. From: June I do this too (cut out the tags) but save the tag info in a file for reference. For each garment I have a description of the item followed by several 2 letter codes with laundering instructions as follows: MW= machine wash warm (HW= hand wash) MC= machine wash cold/cool (HC= HW cold) LC= wash/dry like colors DS= wash/dry darks separately SP= separately JS= gentle (delicate) cycle PS= permenant (durable) press cycle NC= non-chlorine bleach when/if needed NB= do not bleach BL= bleach ok when needed TD= tumble dry (LD= line dry) TL/M/H= tumble dry low/med/hot (W= warm) TP= tumble dry permanent (durable) press RP= remove promptly DF= dry flat SI= steam iron C/W/HI= cool/warm/hot iron NI= no iron LI= low iron NS= no steam DC= dry clean only For example: " Brown stretch boot-cut jeans: 96/4 Cot/Spandex, USA, 10T, MC-LC, NC, TL, CI " . Okay back to the shadows... --June (yes, another " J " person Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 10, 2003 Report Share Posted October 10, 2003 So what was the final result? Did they BREAK THE BOY? I wouldn't be surprised if they did. Seems to be the goal in those type of mom fora. > I just replied to a message on the OASIS message board. A mother was talking about her son's " obsession " with the color red. He won't wear clothes that aren't red, and he uses red markers and crayons most (but not all) of the time. His soccer uniform has no red on it, but he is perfectly willing to wear it because that is what he is supposed to do for soccer games. > > His OT has told his mother that they should " break him of the red thing. " I proposed the idea that it could be his " happy color " or that red may be a visual stim for him...only in much more detail because she is an NT ;o). > > So here's my question... > Do any of you have visual stims? I hadn't really thought about it until I was writing my reply, but as I was writing, I realized that I have color-oriented visual stims. And when my son was younger (3-4 years old), he could be calmed by complex, repetitive visual input...like Gearation or motorized train sets. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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