How To Make Money Crisp Again

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How Do You Make Dollar Bills Look New And Crisp???

Thread starter SqUiRm
Start date Nov 21, 2000

I have ALWAYS wandered this and i have this big wad of money and i wanna know if i can get it Crisp!! So does ne one have ne ideas?!?

Just do what I do...

Print your own.

amish

Exchange for clean ones at the bank.

Launder it.

I'm serious. Ever leave a dollar in your pant by accident and tossed it into the washer? Money is not made of paper. Instead it linen cloth and durable against water and detergent.

For a real nice looking bill, iron it.

Windogg

<< i have this big wad of money >>

so what are you getting me for Christmas this year?

I thought the mafia guys laundered their money to make it look not so new?

So the Iron wont like burn or mess up my bills?? And i just turned on the iron and iron them down?? And they should be Crisp??? Sounds good 2 me..

Take that "big wad of money" to the bank and exchange it for a new $20. It was you who said dollar bills, I take it that you have a bunch of wrinkled up ones.

be very carefull if you do. It may be better if you put something ontop of the bill like a thin piece of fabric. Or make sure that you are using a lot of steam.

Heres what I do...first thing ya do is wash em down with dish soap...rinse em off...keep em wet...then put a paper towel on the counter, heat up the iron, smack the wet bills onto the paper towels...then iron em

They be nice and clean and crispy and dont smell like sh!t if you got chris jone's (this i love you i know) 5$ bill that he wiped his ass with and gave it to the pizza man...lol

Use a little spray starch for that crisp feel. Ironing works.

I just throw them in the washing machine, then iron them straight from the washer

how sad... washing money....
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what are you looking here for?

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heheehe - j/k

hehe...i should get the longest post award for that one!

Wedesdo, keep it up and you'll get busted back to jr.

Go to the bank..

I gotta try washing my bills.
Stupid stores givin' me dirty bills..

Wash them,then iron with spray starch. They will end up nice and crisp.

Go to Kinkos and laminate 100 of ur dollor bills, and you will feel very happy when have laminated them all!

Do like I use to do... put them in a sandwich bag and put something heavy on top of it... after a while they come out nice and flat and as stiff as ever

You guys have way too much time on your hands.

Money is money, dirty or clean, flat or crumpled!

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