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11-01-2023, 08:58 AM
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Hmm... that's tough, especially on that material. I'd first see if there were any simple things that could make it better, such as a lint brush (lightly). But I'd honestly avoid any type of cleaning as there is a good chance you'd make it worse with that type of material. Others may have had better success with these. I honestly don't think it looks that bad. These pennants are so often beat up and this one looks to be in good condition otherwise.
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