Sentence examples for durable press from inspiring English sources
For example, curing permanently sets previously pressed creases in certain permanent press, durable press, and wash and wear garments.
Treated this way, the resulting fabric (also known by names like durable press and wash-and-wear) needed little or no ironing.
The chemically treated cotton was variously dubbed easy care, wash and wear, durable press, or permanent press, and she also worked on a process that improved the chemical treatment's environmental impact.
Chemically treated cotton – billed over the years as "easy care," "wash and wear," "durable press" and "permanent press" – allowed the fabric to compete in the marketplace with synthetic textiles.
Drying shall be performed in accordance with section 8.3.1(A) of that test method, Tumble Dry, using the exhaust temperature (66° °C °C, 150° °F0 °F) and cool down time of 10 minutes specified in the "Durable Press" conditions of Table IV.
Drying shall be performed in accordance with section 8.3.1(A) of that test method, Tumble Dry, using the exhaust temperature (150° °F0 °F; 66° °C °C) and cool down time of 10 minutes specified in the "Durable Press" conditions of Table IV.
It is essential to understand the molecular level response of crosslinked cellulose chain segments upon deformation, in order to develop new agents which convey high durable-press (DP) rating to cellulose fibers with minimal strength loss.
They are often used in durable-press blends with other fibres such as rayon, wool, and cotton, reinforcing the inherent properties of those fibres while contributing to the ability of the fabric to recover from wrinkling.
Most patrons wore T-shirts and durable sandals; Khanna wore pressed chinos, loafers, and a navy button-down with a high sheen.
The recent popularity of cast-iron skillets makes sense for so many reasons: The pans are a great value, incredibly durable and, as time-pressed cooks know, excellent conductors of heat.
Detroit, which provided such durable horsepower for the business press, is stuck in a ditch of its own and as telecom, financial services and wireless have merged and rolled up, the pool of potential advertisers has become shallower.
