Many people have found that they are trying their best to wash down jackets or duvets. After drying, many white soap stains often appear on fabrics, which is frustrating. So, how to wash down jackets to avoid this phenomenon?
It turns out that there is a limit to the concentration of washing liquids used to wash down jackets or duvets. Under normal circumstances, put two tablespoons of water into four or five tablespoons of detergent is appropriate, too thick, it is not easy to remove all the washing liquid during the wash, after drying the fabric will often appear on the aforementioned white soap stains, In addition, if down powder contains a certain amount of detergent will affect the fluffy degree of down, greatly reducing its thermal performance.
In order to avoid soap stains on down jackets or duvet fabrics, in addition to properly grasping the concentration of the washing liquid, two tablespoons of vinegar can be placed in the water after the floats are floated twice. The vinegar can neutralize down jackets or duvets. Remaining detergent solution. It must be noted, however, that the fresh vinegar must be warm water, so that the washing liquid in the down jacket or duvet can be fully dissolved in the water.
If the down jacket or duvet after washing has soap stains, you can use clean cotton to wipe it with industrial alcohol, and then wipe it with a hot towel. The soap stain can be removed.
Finally, emphasize that the down jacket or down must be thoroughly dried after being washed. In general, do not wash often.
It turns out that there is a limit to the concentration of washing liquids used to wash down jackets or duvets. Under normal circumstances, put two tablespoons of water into four or five tablespoons of detergent is appropriate, too thick, it is not easy to remove all the washing liquid during the wash, after drying the fabric will often appear on the aforementioned white soap stains, In addition, if down powder contains a certain amount of detergent will affect the fluffy degree of down, greatly reducing its thermal performance.
In order to avoid soap stains on down jackets or duvet fabrics, in addition to properly grasping the concentration of the washing liquid, two tablespoons of vinegar can be placed in the water after the floats are floated twice. The vinegar can neutralize down jackets or duvets. Remaining detergent solution. It must be noted, however, that the fresh vinegar must be warm water, so that the washing liquid in the down jacket or duvet can be fully dissolved in the water.
If the down jacket or duvet after washing has soap stains, you can use clean cotton to wipe it with industrial alcohol, and then wipe it with a hot towel. The soap stain can be removed.
Finally, emphasize that the down jacket or down must be thoroughly dried after being washed. In general, do not wash often.