Wool fabric is a high-quality material, and proper care can extend its service life and maintain its beautiful appearance. Here are some tips for learning the correct way to clean wool fabrics:
1. Dust regularly: Use a soft-bristled brush or a clothes brush to gently brush away wool fabric dust. Dust and impurities, especially in areas prone to dust accumulation such as collars, cuffs and trouser legs.
2. Hand washing is advisable: It is best to choose hand-washed wool fabrics to avoid damaging the fabric fibers and shape. Use a mild wool-specific detergent and soak the garment in warm water for 10-15 minutes. Avoid using hot water, stirring or kneading excessively.
3. Handle it gently: Treat wool fabrics gently when cleaning and avoid twisting, stretching or rubbing. Never use bleach or strong chemical solvents as they may damage the fabric.
4. Cold water rinse: After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with clean cold water to remove all detergent residues. You can squeeze the fabric lightly but do not wring it out.
5. Lay flat to dry: Lay the washed wool fabric flat on a clean towel and let it dry naturally. Avoid direct exposure to sunlight or use a hot air dryer to prevent the wool from deforming or shrinking.
6. Ironing and steaming: If necessary, you can use an iron at low temperature to iron wool fabrics, but it is best to cover the fabric with a layer of damp cloth. You can also use a steam iron to gently steam your wool clothing.
7. Storage precautions: Fold clean wool fabrics and put them in a ventilated, cool and dry wardrobe. Avoid contact with an environment with excessive humidity and avoid lamination for a long time to avoid wrinkles or shape changes.
Please note that the above are just general cleaning methods for wool fabrics. Different types of wool may have different precautions. It is recommended to follow the cleaning instructions on the label of your specific garment or fabric.
