How to wash and maintain cotton-dyed brushed fabric?
Because the fabric after "brushing" is easy to cause the breakage of the fluff and the phenomenon of hair loss, so the following items should be paid attention to in the process of washing and maintenance:
1. Gentle washing at low temperature
After the fabric is polished, some of the fiber strength is relatively fragile. At this time, the best washing method is gentle washing. The water temperature is suitable within 30 degrees. The washing method is fast washing. The fibers of brushed fabrics are damaged, resulting in lint.
2. Clean the reverse side and dry the front side
Most of the brushed hair falls out, that is, when washing, the fluff deposited in it is not cleaned in time, resulting in more and more accumulation. After putting on the quilt cover, the fluff is transferred to the gap of the quilt. The best way is to wash it on the reverse side. , face to dry.
3. Wash frequently
Generally speaking, after washing brushed products three times, the shedding phenomenon will be greatly reduced, because the fibers that are more prone to shedding will be cleaned after multiple washings, and the fluff left on the fabric is relatively strong, so multiple washings can also reduce Shedding.
4. Manual cleaning
Brushed products are the plush that is pulled out of the originally smooth cotton yarn through physical action, and the places that are often rubbed, such as: feet, neck, pillowcases, etc. are more prone to fluff agglomeration. The principle is the same as that of cashmere pilling. The principle is the same, if it happens, you can use a shaver to shave off the lumps.