It is not easy to clean woolen coats. Some people will throw it directly into the washing machine, but it is not particularly clean. Some people will take it to a dry cleaner to clean it, but at this price, I believe that everyone will not always wash it. , so is there any way to clean a woolen coat?
Dust
First prepare a basin of warm water at about 40 degrees, soak the towel, twist it into a semi-dry state, and lay it flat on the dusty area of the woolen coat.
Then find a stick or rolling pin and pat the towel hard to absorb the impurities and dirt.
After lifting the towel for dozens of times, a surprising scene appeared: lint and dust were all stuck to the towel, and the coat became as clean as new!
Finally clean it and iron it. Pay attention to ironing along the hair fibers and place it in a ventilated place to dry.
Oil stains
While eating, my coat got a bit of oil on it, especially the light-colored coat, which looked very obvious and really gave me a headache!
Pour the salt into the water at a ratio of 10:1, and use a toothbrush dipped in salt water to brush it. Pay attention to the fact that the salt water must reach a sufficient concentration! As you brush, you will find that the stain is gone!
Soy sauce stains
If soy sauce is stuck on the coat, wet the stain with water, sprinkle with sugar, and rub the stain with your hands, using gentle pressure. oh! Just rub it twice and the stains will disappear!
Lipstick stains
It’s very embarrassing to have lipstick stains on your coat. It doesn’t matter, a glass of soda will help you! Pour soda water on the handkerchief, wipe it back and forth several times, and then remember to rinse it with clean water. After drying, you will be surprised to find that the lipstick mark is gone!
Remove hair balls
After wearing a coat for a long time, there will be hair balls. No matter how good the coat is, this problem cannot be avoided. When the short hair on the clothing material is rubbed for a long time, it is formed. Especially in the sleeves and pockets, there is a lot of movement and friction, and pilling is particularly serious.
Step 1: Prepare a pair of textured rubber gloves;
Step 2: Use the palms of your hands to rub the sticky areas. The texture of the rubber gloves will not damage the coat;
Step 3: Remember to rub in the same direction, and clean the balls next to them;
Step 3: The woolen coat after wiping is clean and neat, better than new Clothes.
