Q:I have a big LCD screen t.v.its not just fingerprints that im worried about.so i had to lift it onto my stand which is decently high, (i was moving into a new place so i was sweaty) and i had to use my head as leverage to help get it up all the way, so there is a sweat smear on my tv, probably 6 inches by 4 inches.and it will not go away no matter what i use.ive tried a wool sock, t.v cleaning, a wet towel.is there anything to remove sweat from a tv?

Try that soap called, LAVA and smear it on a soft cloth (polyester) and lightly put water on it. Then try to clean your screen.

Q:I need an official turban for a mani need the one you wrap around the head. is there a store i can buy them in or is it just a long piece of cloth.if it is cloth, what is the type of cloth i should buy? is it polyester?

Try a flea market or Ask a Indian or Muslim

Q:How to choose waterproof material for bursting roof?

The system is made of steel coating 1011 (base), 1021 (surface) waterproof coating, supplemented by 1032 reinforced polyester cloth, solidified after the formation of seamless high elastic waterproof system. Set waterproof roll of high strength, uniform thickness, and waterproof coating continuous full sticky, whole seamless features in a body, has a long resistance to tear, fatigue, UV and chemical aging resistance. The utility model can cover various complex structures and can be combined with various different base planes, without any protection, and can maintain elasticity for a long time in all kinds of bad environments, and the service life is more than 30 years. Its quality is stable, is a water-based, non-toxic, tasteless, harmless, non flammable, non corrosive green products.

Q:I have had my glasses for over 2 years and the transition coating is coming off. I know its the transition coating because when I go outside the film that is flacking off transitions and then I have a ring around it that has flacked off and does not change so it must have been some cheap stuff they used. Anybody know how to remove it completely.

Or it could be something you are using to clean them with. I'm currently wearing glasses that are older than that and the Transititions are working just fine. But I know if you use the wrong thing to clean it can ruin the coatings.

Q:I have a section of cloth I would to fade, which I believe is a cotton/polyester blend. Sun fading has proven useless. Is there any other way to safely fade the cloth without making it form irregularities or patches?

Soak the whole thing in bleach water.

Q:The shirt is 35% Cotton and 65% Polyester if it helps.THANK YOU!!!

There is no real good way to do this. No matter what method you use, you run the risk of ruining the shirt. Still, here are some ideas. Turn the shirt inside out, use another cloth to protect the shirt, and iron on top of it. The heat can soften any adhesive there and you can then pluck the sequins off carefully. Or place the shirt in the dryer, let it heat up a little (not too much), and then to remove the sequins.

Q:For some school homework i have to do i have to write down 200 items made of fabric. they have to be normal itemsnothing that nobodys going to understandif i can get 200, i get chocolate!! SO PLEASE HELP ME!!

Go to Google and do a search for the word fabric. Click on images so just pictures come up. Flip through there for ideas of things made of fabric. Then do the same thing with other words for fabric, like: cloth, canvas, cotton, denim, corduroy, chiffon, taffeta, silk, microfiber, fleece, knit, rayon, polyester, etc. That should help you come up with lots of answers.

Q:oldest fiberglass boat made?

Owens-Corning had been experimenting with fiberglass cloth and resin combinations to create structural elements for airplanes. By 1942, the company was turning out fiberglass and polyester airplane parts for the war effort. In Toledo, Ray Greene, who had studied plastics while a student at Ohio State, had been working with Owens-Corning on fiberglass composites. He had made composite boats as early as 1937, but was searching for just the right plastic to use for boats. He received a shipment of the polyester resin in 1942 and produced a daysailer. Others followed suit. Dan says, B.B. Swan made a small fiberglass catboat in1947. Carl Beetle built fiberglass boats at a GE plant in Pittsfield, Mass. He exhibited his fiberglass boat at a show in January 1947. The first sailing auxiliary made from fiberglass appeared in 1951. It was called the Arion, a 42-foot ketch. states Spurr. It was a one-off design by Sidney Herreshoff. Then Fred Coleman's Bounty II came out in 1956. More information is at the link below:

Q:But it says Do Not Bleach. I‘ve tried washing with stain removers and such, but I just don‘t know what else to do besides bleaching the mark out. I‘m not sure what the stain is, but it is pink (could be makeup, cranberry juice, pen, etc.) What will happen if I bleach the dress? Could I put a tiny spot of bleach just over where the stain is? I‘d rather keep the little pink mark than ruin the dress, but figured I should reach out to those who know more than me about this before giving up.The dress is 90% polyester and 10% spandex.

I will NEVER EVER use a Bleach on such dress. I use Nature Bright by Shaklee. Totally environmentally safe without harsh chemicals and works like a charm.

Q:i have a rash on both wrist, but i can‘t find out what is causing it, the job i used to have, i used latex gloves, so i thought that was it, but i no longer wear them, but the rash is still giving me hell. its discoloring my skin. helpppppp, i can‘t afford a dermitologist. any suggestion?, i stop using my calgon, spray for few days, i bathe in dove soap, i use baby magic baby lotion, thats all i can think of.i‘ll appreciate any kind of help.

it could be anything really. it could be a food allergy of some kind, it could be gloves, but not the latex ones. maybe something on the cloth. i just figured out that i'm allergic to polyester and the laurlyl sulfates in shampoos. it's on both wrists though. maybe a lotion your using. maybe a knob your rubbing into. maybe the steering wheel? it could be a yeast infection. (the scratching alone can cause it flame out even if the allergin is gone. make sure to use a anti histamine, keep the area clean, free of alchohol, use lotion on it daily nothing greasy. ooohh check your wrist rest on your keyboard if you have one. that could be a problem both wrists sit on that right?