The knitters, and experienced, and beginners, from time to time are forced to dissolve already related things: the style is outdated, or a mistake has been crushed into the knitting process. The yarn, which was in use, breaks to be smooth - it looks like elastic curls. Knit from such a thread exactly and neatly will not work. There are a lot of ways to straighten it: rewind in parcel and subsequent washing and drying with a cargo, gradual stretching the threads over the ferry and winding in the ball, etc. All these processes are quite laborious and require a lot of time. But there is a completely simple, incredibly fast and no less effective way!
To straighten the yarn, you will need an ordinary plastic Mike Package (it is important that there are no holes in it), microwave and, actually, the yarn that needs to return the initial look. It is great that it can be straightened right in the balls! The only nuance - when saving it is not necessary to make the tangle too tight.
Place the tangles in the package and make sure. Put the yarn in the microwave.
Set the time "2 minutes." If your microwave is particularly powerful, it may be enough to 1.5 minutes. Another point - if you live in a region where the level of moisture is low, you can pre-spit the packet with water from the inside of the sprayer. But it is usually not required.
After the time expires, remove the microwave package. You will see that from the inside it is covered with condensate. Tangles will also be slightly wet, but the thread will deal.
After a couple of hours, the balls finally dry and can be knit again.
A little more details - in the video below.