What is wool?
Wool primarily comes from animal hair, such as goats, sheep, rabbits, etc. With outstanding properties such as insulation, warmth, and high durability, wool fabrics are commonly used in the garment industry, interiors, and handmade and high fashion. Besides its natural origin, wool is also produced from synthetic fibers such as polyacrylic at a low cost, providing more choices for consumers.
The popularity of wool is gradually increasing
Pros and cons of wool
Pros of wool
- Soft, smooth and comfortable
- Keeping warm
- Heat resistance, heat insulation, and electrical insulation
- Good durability and elasticity
- Not require too many chemicals in the dyeing process
Cons of wool
- Easily damaged and ruffled surface
- Easy to get moldy during storage
- Taking more time to dry
How to properly take care of wool sweaters
Sort clothes before washing
Sort laundry correctly before washing, and separate sweaters and casual clothes to decrease the chances that a garment will bleed onto another and product quality.
It is essential to sort clothes before washing
Hand-Wash
Because sweaters stretch and lose their original shape after washing them in a washing machine, they need to be washed by hand. It is not recommended that you wash them every day to avoid damage.
Hand washing is the best way to clean sweaters
Use the right amount of power detergent or liquid detergent
Using a lot of detergents will not help clean the stains but will also make the sweater deteriorate faster. Dissolve an appropriate amount of detergent for the amount of laundry to be washed for optimal results.
Use the right amount of power detergent or liquid detergent
Wash with cold water
To prevent wool sweaters from shrinking, we should wash them in cold water or water below 30 degrees and use a softener in the final washing step to preserve their elasticity, colorfastness, and freshness.
Wash your clothes in cold water to prevent shrinkage
Dry clothing the right way
We need to dry wool sweaters in the right way to avoid damage. Do not wring too hard or hang it with a hook. Moreover, do not dry sweaters directly in the sun, as high temperatures will lead to shrinkage. Choose a suitable flat surface and dry the shirt in a cool place.
Dry wool sweaters in the right way to avoid damage
Properly store
Wool sweaters should be folded carefully and stored in a closet to avoid stretching the fabric and causing loss of shape.
EcoWash HCMC hopes to bring helpful information about wool and practical ways to help keep the shape of sweaters.
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