Faux Fur, Fleece & Sherpa Care
Faux Fur, fleece, and sherpa should be washed when needed, using cold water on a delicate cycle and a small amount of mild detergent. Do not use fabric softeners and try to keep these fabrics out of the rain.
When faux fur comes out of the wash, using a spray bottle, two cups of water, and a teaspoon of hair conditioner, spritz the fabric lightly in small sections and brush it through.
-
Faux Fur
-
Make mixture of water and a teaspoon of conditioner
-
Spray when the Faux Fur comes out of the wash
-
Brush Faux fur with a boars hair brush
Faux Fur
Make mixture of water and a teaspoon of conditioner
Spray when the Faux Fur comes out of the wash
Brush Faux fur with a boars hair brush
When sherpa and fleece come out of the wash, fluff with your fingers or use a boar bristle brush in places that get matted. Hang to dry.
-
Fluff sherpa with fingers
-
Fluff fleece with fingers
-
Brush out matted areas with boars hair brush
-
Brush out matted areas with boars hair brush
Fluff sherpa with fingers
Fluff fleece with fingers
Brush out matted areas with boars hair brush
Brush out matted areas with boars hair brush
Minky Care
Minky can be washed often to clean away any oils that might have transferred from the skin to the material.
Before washing, use a cloth to wipe off any dirt that might be on the surface.
Wash using cold water on a delicate cycle. Do not use any fabric softeners.
Use a cloth to wipe any dirt off of the minky
Wash minky with cold water and no fabric softeners
Use the air dry cycle or no heat cycle in the dryer until it is 90% dry then take it out and hang until it is completely dry.