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Re: Spawning Mops

        I specifically look for 100% acrylic yarn.  It doesn't run, fade
easily, or cause any problems that I have ever detected.  It does become a
hopless mess if you boil it.  So I don't boil it!  I use and re-use it until
it acquires a bad smell.  At that point I toss it away and use a new mop.
Acrylic yarn is cheap.  I use red because it is my favorite color and eggs
show easily for picking.  Color doesn't seem to matter.  I know one guy who
buys only bargain sell-off acrylic yarn in discontinued bins!  He had some
of the ugliest yarn I've ever seen!  It didn't make any difference to his
fish.

Jay Moylan

----- Original Message -----
From: "George &melanie Caruso" <caraway at erienet_net>
To: <KillieTalk at aka_org>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 4:01 PM
Subject: Spawning Mops


> I have been trying to find nylon yarn to make up some new  spawning mops
> but have discovered it is not too common anymore. Does anyone out there
> have a suggestion for a suitable substitute? I see a lot of acrylic and
> some polyester yarns. Would appreciate any input.
> Thanks,
>          George
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