1 Wool shrinks if you use water that is too hot. 2  Fill the tub to a temperature where you don't notice any difference in when you put your hand into it (body temperature). 3  Do not use a harsh laundry soap, Woolite or bleach-the gentler the better.4  Never use hot water or put a synthetic sheepskin in the dryer!ips. 1  Use room temperature water. 2  Wool shrinks if you use water that is too hot. 3  Fill the tub to a temperature where you don't notice any difference in when you put your hand into it (body temperature).
RCI touts this as an improvement over the old program, but it actually limits the amount of points one can use for airfare, hotels, etc. If you only had 25,000 pts you can only use them towards airfare that costs LESS than $300. If the airfare was $310, you're out of luck.
But Southwest calculates the points needed by multiplying the base fare (not the total fare) by 70. That means that on a points booking, you are NOT being charged for all of the additional taxes and fees (except for the security fee of $2.50). The points needed for this booking are $72.56 x 70 = 5,079 Southwest points. But youâre getting a value of $89 â $2.50 = $86.50 for the fare. And ($86.50 cost of flight / 5,079 Southwest points) = ~1.7 cents per point! So Southwest points are still worth more than the advertised value of ~1.43 cents per point!