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June 24, 2009 at 12:19 PM #15934June 24, 2009 at 12:35 PM #419720
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Participanti have a hat stretcher (cheap device also avail. on ebay) that I used to stretch cotton hats a size or even two. they’re really neat, because when you wash a cotton hat they often come downa size. I bet you could easily make that one on ebay a med or even almosta large with a cheap hat stretcher. a stretcher is basically two shaped piece s of wood with a screw devidce that slowly spreads them out and retracts. it’s worth owning, i think mine was 7-8 dollars. i use it often.
i often wear a hat because im scaredycat and i am concerned about skin cancer.
June 24, 2009 at 12:35 PM #419951Participanti have a hat stretcher (cheap device also avail. on ebay) that I used to stretch cotton hats a size or even two. they’re really neat, because when you wash a cotton hat they often come downa size. I bet you could easily make that one on ebay a med or even almosta large with a cheap hat stretcher. a stretcher is basically two shaped piece s of wood with a screw devidce that slowly spreads them out and retracts. it’s worth owning, i think mine was 7-8 dollars. i use it often.
i often wear a hat because im scaredycat and i am concerned about skin cancer.
June 24, 2009 at 12:35 PM #420220Participanti have a hat stretcher (cheap device also avail. on ebay) that I used to stretch cotton hats a size or even two. they’re really neat, because when you wash a cotton hat they often come downa size. I bet you could easily make that one on ebay a med or even almosta large with a cheap hat stretcher. a stretcher is basically two shaped piece s of wood with a screw devidce that slowly spreads them out and retracts. it’s worth owning, i think mine was 7-8 dollars. i use it often.
i often wear a hat because im scaredycat and i am concerned about skin cancer.
June 24, 2009 at 12:35 PM #420288Participanti have a hat stretcher (cheap device also avail. on ebay) that I used to stretch cotton hats a size or even two. they’re really neat, because when you wash a cotton hat they often come downa size. I bet you could easily make that one on ebay a med or even almosta large with a cheap hat stretcher. a stretcher is basically two shaped piece s of wood with a screw devidce that slowly spreads them out and retracts. it’s worth owning, i think mine was 7-8 dollars. i use it often.
i often wear a hat because im scaredycat and i am concerned about skin cancer.
June 24, 2009 at 12:35 PM #420449Participanti have a hat stretcher (cheap device also avail. on ebay) that I used to stretch cotton hats a size or even two. they’re really neat, because when you wash a cotton hat they often come downa size. I bet you could easily make that one on ebay a med or even almosta large with a cheap hat stretcher. a stretcher is basically two shaped piece s of wood with a screw devidce that slowly spreads them out and retracts. it’s worth owning, i think mine was 7-8 dollars. i use it often.
i often wear a hat because im scaredycat and i am concerned about skin cancer.
June 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM #419725Casca
ParticipantGo to the cleaners down on Hill St in Oceanside. There are stores that sell Marine uniform items thereabout. BTW, Marines don’t call them hats. Sailors and ladies wear hats. Marines wear covers.
June 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM #419956ParticipantGo to the cleaners down on Hill St in Oceanside. There are stores that sell Marine uniform items thereabout. BTW, Marines don’t call them hats. Sailors and ladies wear hats. Marines wear covers.
June 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM #420225ParticipantGo to the cleaners down on Hill St in Oceanside. There are stores that sell Marine uniform items thereabout. BTW, Marines don’t call them hats. Sailors and ladies wear hats. Marines wear covers.
June 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM #420292ParticipantGo to the cleaners down on Hill St in Oceanside. There are stores that sell Marine uniform items thereabout. BTW, Marines don’t call them hats. Sailors and ladies wear hats. Marines wear covers.
June 24, 2009 at 12:51 PM #420454ParticipantGo to the cleaners down on Hill St in Oceanside. There are stores that sell Marine uniform items thereabout. BTW, Marines don’t call them hats. Sailors and ladies wear hats. Marines wear covers.
June 24, 2009 at 1:31 PM #419755nostradamus
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