How to wash lamb fur and leather

In the cold winter, many people choose lambskin fur clothes, which can not only provide warmth but also look fashionable. However, lambskin fur clothes are easy to get dirty, and such clothes are usually expensive, so it is important to clean them correctly. A good method can make the clothes look brand new. So, how to wash lamb fur?

Salt cleaning method - local stains

1. Apply a generous amount of salt to the stain and scrub gently with a soft brush until the stain is removed.

2. Shake off the salt from the lambskin coat.

3. Use a soft-bristle comb and a hair dryer to comb the lambswool. Wait until the salt is completely shaken off and blow the lambswool until it is fluffy.

Salt cleaning method - overall cleaning method

1. Place the lamb wool coat in a large plastic bag and add appropriate amount of salt.

2. Shake the plastic bag vigorously until the salt changes color and becomes dirty.

3. Shake off all the salt on the lambskin coat.

4. Use a soft-bristle comb and a hair dryer to comb the lambswool. Wait until the salt is completely shaken off and blow the lambswool until it is fluffy.

How to clean a lambskin coat - clean water method

1. Use cold water and detergent with a pH value less than 7 to adjust the proportion and mix them.

2. Place the lamb wool in water and rotate it carefully, remember to rub it.

3. Rinse with clean water at about 30 degrees.

4. Spread it flat on a dry towel and use the dry towel to gently squeeze it to absorb the water.

5. After absorbing excess water stains, spread it flat in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

Note:

1. For large stains and stubborn stains that are difficult to clean, such as oil stains, red wine stains, coffee stains, etc., it is recommended to send them to a dry cleaner for dry cleaning.

2. The temperature of cold water needs to be controlled at around 30 degrees. Hot water that is too hot can easily cause the wool to shrink and become felted.

3. Do not hang it in the sun to avoid deformation.

4. Remember to avoid direct sunlight when drying. Sunlight and high temperature will destroy the structure and chemical stability of leather products.