How to wash fuzzy blankets?

After staying in an air-conditioned house for a long time in summer, I usually feel cold all over my body. This requires blankets to help us cover some parts that are prone to diseases, such as the knees or legs. Blankets can be said to be prepared in every household in summer. Yes, but everyone loves to sweat in summer, which involves a question about how to wash blankets. Let’s take a look.

Coral fleece blanket cleaning: a combination of hand washing and machine washing

At present, most of the popular blanket materials on the market are coral fleece. Coral fleece blankets are particularly soft and delicate to the touch. Compared with other materials, there is no risk of hair loss. Of course, the disadvantage is that it does not feel textured after a long time, and washing is relatively complicated.

If machine washing, be sure to put the coral fleece blanket in the mesh bag and then put it in the washing machine. The washing machine recommends using a pulsator washing machine, which will not only protect the composition of coral fleece but also help to clean the internal stains. Do not use it after washing. Rinse with clean water, do not dry, the cleaning of coral fleece blanket is so simple.

Pure wool blanket cleaning method: hand wash in cold water

Wool blankets are very textured, but you should never use a washing machine to clean them. Wool itself is more fragile than coral fleece, and wool is very easy to break under high-speed movement. Therefore, the wool blanket should be soaked in cold water for a period of time, put on the corresponding neutral detergent and rubbed slightly. Note that the blanket is actually very easy to deform, especially if it is not placed properly when drying. It is recommended that you find a clothesline. The left and right sides of the clothesline are biased towards the same amount of wool blankets, which can effectively eliminate the problem of hair loss.

Chemical fiber blanket cleaning method: washing machine can be cleaned

At present, the chemical fibers used on the market are generally polyester and acrylic. Although these two components are not as soft as pure coral fleece and pure wool in texture, the overall thermal insulation effect is still acceptable. Do not use hot water when washing by hand, otherwise, the blanket may have a series of chemical reactions. Whether you wash it by hand or in the washing machine, you can use white vinegar to brighten the fiber blanket, and finally, soak it in laundry detergent for a period of time and dry it.