I think I remember something about lemon juice not rinsing out--like the
enzymes--vinegar is much better for the final rinse

Cynthia


On Feb 14, 2013, at 3:17 AM, Alex Stillwell wrote:

>
>
>
> Thank you Robin.  I agree. I would not even contemplate using enzyme based
> products for treating silk. I think I will go along with your method David,
> unless anyone come up with any problems. We'll wait until a sunny day, if
we
> have one this year. The final rinse sounds good too. I don't think lemon
juice
> would attack the silk. When it is manufactured silk is treated with acetic
> acid to give it 'scroop', the feel you get when new silk fabric is rubbed
> together in your hand, it is removed by washing.
>
> Happy lacemaking
>
> Alex

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