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Products: 0 Blogs: 0 View All Results: 0. Protect a wool blanket from pests and dampness while in storage. Years ago, mothballs were used to keep insects from destroying wool fibers, but this method left a lasting and unpleasant scent that permeated the blanket and the whole room.
Instead, store a wool blanket in a tightly sealed bin or a heavy plastic bag. If pests are a concern, add a few cedar chips or woodblocks. Cedarwood is a natural flying-insect repellent and a good alternative to mothballs. Wool blankets are expensive, so it pays to repair them , especially if you spot a moth hole that can only get bigger.
Small moth holes can be mended by pinching the hole together and sewing it secure with matching darning thread. You'll need to patch larger holes using a coordinating remnant that you can slide into place and securely stitch on both sides of the blanket.
Or, look into darning and wool patch kits to fill a hole. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. You will find that most wool-friendly cleaning products contain oils, such as orange oil or lanolin.
These are usually cruelty-free and eco-friendly as well, so you can feel good about the purchase. After you have completed one of the three above mentioned washing methods, you move onto the drying sequence. Never stick a wool blanket in a drying machine. Nor do you want to wring out the material and stretch it. Instead, you need to lay the wool flat to dry and gently press out the water.
You can also lay some dry towels down and place the wool blanket on top. Then roll the towels and blanket together like a burrito or Swiss roll to squeeze out any remaining moisture. Unroll the wool from the towels, reshaping if needed, and then lay it flat to air dry.
The gut reaction is to hang the blanket up like you are pitching a tent, but that is a no-no. This could cause sections of the blanket to lose shape and sag. The best way to store a wool blanket is to wait until it has dried completely before folding it up. Then place it inside a breathable storage container, such as a cotton bag, and put it somewhere cool and dark.
As with drying, you want to choose some place out of direct sunlight to prevent bleaching. Always clean your wool blankets before storing them to prevent clothes moths. If you are worried about pests bothering your blankets in storage, you can always hang some clothes moth traps for peace of mind.
You can also use cedar shavings, since that will repel insects while adding a pleasant scent to any woolen clothing or bedding you have stored away. Wool needs a bit of TLC when it is being hand or machine washed, but as long as you go slow and use mild detergents, your wool blankets will come out smelling fresh and feeling soft.
Check out more tips for caring for wool clothes and learn even more about how to wash wool. We have developed professional grade solutions including proprietary pheromones, not available from anybody else in the USA, and engineered in Germany to the highest production standards. October 30, Though wool is noticeably more durable than some other textiles and may not stain easily, it still needs to be cleaned once in a while.
Here is what you need to know about washing, drying, and storing a wool blanket. Yes, most of the time. There are several kinds of all-natural wool used to make blankets, including: Alpaca: Versatile Alpaca wool is used in bedspreads, blankets, suits, and outerwear.
Alpaca wool is popular for its durability and softness. Huacaya fleece is often used in blankets, whereas silkier Suri fleece is used in clothing. Angora: Not to be confused with mohair wool from Angora goats, this wool produced from Angora rabbits is fragile yet fluffy and feather-light.
It has the best moisture-wicking of any wool or other natural fiber. Angora wool is often blended to make it stronger. Camel: One of the more economic choices, camel wool became popular in the s and continues to be used in apparel, carpets, and upholstery.
It is rare for blankets, but you may see some with a camel blend. Cashmere: Luxurious cashmere comes from cashmere goats and is difficult to produce. Lambswool: Also called virgin wool, lambswool is sheared from young sheep. It is smooth, soft, wrinkle resistant, and hypoallergenic.
Lambswool is more expensive, since a single sheep can only make lambswool once before maturing. Avoid fabric softener and fabric conditioner. If in any doubt, hand-wash. Certain things like hand knits and alpaca knits will always need to be hand washed. So here are our top tips for spot-washing, hand-washing, drying and generally caring for your wool. Spot-washing is a great way to make your woollen clothes last even longer between washes. If the mark has soaked through, place a cloth or towel behind the layer of jumper, trousers or garment as you dab to absorb any excess and prevent the stain from soaking through to more of the item.
Fill the sink or a bucket with cold or tepid water and add your wool wash or shampoo. Leave the garment to soak for ten minutes and then rinse through twice with cold or tepid water. Always make sure the wash and rinse water is the same temperature.
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