Creases on Speedy B

joanabanana

joanabanana

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#1
Guys i just want to ask, when you bought your speedy b, how long did the creases stay on it? Because i had mine maybe 3 weeks ago, i rarely use it and i put stuff toys inside to maintain its good shape and for the creases to be gone, but still it's there. I checked inside and it seems like it was folded very hard. :sad: I wonder if it would ever be gone and how long. Your thoughts and opinions are always welcome. Thanks.
 
#2
*~*I have a Speedy (not Speedy B), but mine also had creases when I first bought it. I stuffed mine with towels when not in use and the creases were gone in about a week. HTH ;) *~*
 
#4
Thanks for your replies. I just wonder, because it is so full with stuff toys for about 3 weeks already. The creases on the upper part have already gone, but at the bottom it is still there. It was like folded especially when i touch the red lining inside, it is also folded. Hope you get me. Haaaay.. I hope it will be gone soon. But 3 weeks is long already. :sad:
 
#5
joanabanana said:
Thanks for your replies. I just wonder, because it is so full with stuff toys for about 3 weeks already. The creases on the upper part have already gone, but at the bottom it is still there. It was like folded especially when i touch the red lining inside, it is also folded. Hope you get me. Haaaay.. I hope it will be gone soon. But 3 weeks is long already. :sad:
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Use a blow dryer on a low setting on the inside of the bag and then stuff it. Do this periodically and it will take out the creases faster.
 
#7
joanabanana said:
Really? Thanks for this idea! But will the heat of the dryer affect the quality of the canvass later on?
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My bag is two years old and I haven't had any problems, I got the suggestion from TPF! You are applying the low heat to the INSIDE of the bag against the fabric lining, not the exterior. I probably only applied the heat for a minute or less. By stuffing it afterways you are helping it to maintain the shape and smooth out the creases. Storing the bag stuffed also helps the process.
 
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JadaStormy said:
My bag is two years old and I haven't had any problems, I got the suggestion from TPF! You are applying the low heat to the INSIDE of the bag against the fabric lining, not the exterior. I probably only applied the heat for a minute or less. By stuffing it afterways you are helping it to maintain the shape and smooth out the creases. Storing the bag stuffed also helps the process.
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Thank you so much! I will try this. :smile: thanks. I aprreciate your help. :smile:
 
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