Is there a duvet that can be washed? Can duvets be machine washed?

Hello, I am a professional duvet exporter. All the duvets we export are marked as machine washable at low temperatures, it is recommended to add a washing bag and wash it with a neutral detergent. Generally, a small duvet is enough for a washing machine at home.

If it is a heavy and large size, it is better to send it to a professional laundry. In addition, dry cleaning is absolutely not allowed, and dry cleaning lotions will have a bad effect on down.

Generally speaking, down processing is inherently washed and cleaned, and there is no reason why the washing upstairs has an effect on the performance of down. As a recommendation, it is true that it should not be washed frequently. The main reason is that after frequent washing of the fabric, the down-proof effect of the fabric will deteriorate, resulting in the harder feathers in the duvet drilling out of the fabric, and the more washed, the more serious the down-drilling phenomenon will be.

After washing, it should be noted that the duvet needs to be spread out in a ventilated place to dry. It is best not to be exposed to strong sunlight. After drying, pat up and down with your hands to help restore the fluffiness of the down.

It is recommended that you add**use, change frequently**, so that the quilt will not be washed for a few years without much problem. How often you wash it depends on your specific usage.

Hope it helps.

It is best not to wash the duvet frequently, so as not to destroy its natural feather characteristics, and pay attention to keeping the quilt clean, that is, to cover the quilt.

There's nothing easier than caring for a duvet in the same way as a down jacket and other down products, all you need to do is fluff it up in the morning and lay it out to dry. This allows moisture and sweat to be lost, restoring the original elasticity and fluffiness of the down. Do not squeeze the down out of shape when storing, it is best to put it in a large maintenance bag or wardrobe.

It is recommended to wash it after 2-3 years of use. Can't put it in the washing machine at home, there are special stores to provide cleaning duvet services, send it to clean with a neutral detergent or a special feather cleaner rinse, in addition to the best to add some fragrance, because the frequent use of quilts often have the smell of sweat and even feet. Try not to dry clean the duvet as that will wash away the natural oils of the down (if the duck's feathers don't have a little grease in them, it will sink into the water).

The duvet needs to be washed.

When cleaning the duvet, do the following:

One: Be sure to wash by hand.

On the inside of the down jacket, there is a small label printed with maintenance and washing instructions, and careful people will find that 90 down jackets are marked to be washed by hand, and dry cleaning must not be done, because the dry cleaning potion will affect the warmth and will also age the fabric. Machine washing and spin drying, after being twisted and stirred, it is easy to cause uneven thickness of filling, which makes the clothes out of shape and affects the appearance and warmth.

2: Rinse at 30 degrees water.

Soak the down jacket in cold water for 20 minutes to moisten the inside and outside of the jacket. Dissolve the detergent in warm water at 30 degrees, soak the down jacket in it for a quarter of an hour, and then gently scrub it with a soft-bristled brush. Rinse with warm water, which can help the detergent fully dissolve in the water, which can make the down jacket rinse more cleanly.

3. The concentration of laundry detergent should not be too high.

If you must use laundry detergent to clean the down jacket, usually put 4 to 5 tablespoons of laundry detergent in two basins of water, if the concentration is too high, it is difficult to rinse clean, and the residual laundry detergent in the down will affect the fluffiness of the down and greatly reduce the warmth.

Four: It is best to use a neutral detergent.

Neutral detergents have the least damage to the clothing and down, using alkaline detergents, if the rinse is not clean, the residual detergent will cause damage to the down jacket, and it is easy to leave white marks on the surface of the clothes, affecting the appearance. To remove residual alkaline detergent, after rinsing twice, add two teaspoons of vinegar to warm water, soak the down jacket for a while and then rinse, vinegar can neutralize the alkaline detergent.

Five: Can't be wrung out.

After the down jacket is washed, it should not be wrung out, the water should be squeezed out, and then spread or hung to dry, it is forbidden to expose to the sun, and do not iron, so as not to burn the clothes. After drying, it can be gently patted to restore the fluffy softness of the down jacket.

As long as you do all of the above, then duvet cleaning will be easy.

It can be machine washed, but if there is a logo pattern on the sign that it cannot be washed or machine washed, it means that it cannot be machine washed, so before machine washing, you also need to look at the weight of the quilt after passing through the water, if it is beyond the range that the washing machine can bear, it cannot be machine washed.

Duvets can be washed. On the inside of the duvet, there is a small label printed with maintenance and washing instructions, and careful people will find that 90% of the duvets are marked to be washed by hand, and dry cleaning must not be done, because the potion used for dry cleaning will affect the warmth and will also make the fabric age. The duvet after machine washing and spin drying, which is twisted and stirred, can easily lead to uneven thickness of the filling, which makes it out of shape and affects the appearance and warmth.

Questions. That is to say, it can be hand washed, not spun dry?

Well. Allow to dry naturally.

Remember to pat the quilt.

Questions. What detergent to use.

Normal laundry detergent will do.

Questions. Don't you all say that you have to use a special down cleaner?

You're not professional enough.

Both can be neutral washing liquids.

Then you know it.

Questions. Aren't you a professional? I want to hear about the professionals.

Emma. Questions.

It turned out that he was not better than me.

Tell you about neutral detergent, do you understand what neutral detergent is?

Duvets can be washed. Usually the duvet is kept clean by hand washing, because dry cleaning will affect the warmth of the duvet with dry cleaning potion, and using a washing machine, twisting and spinning dry will lead to the deformation of the duvet, affecting its beauty and warmth. The filling of the duvet is mainly down, which grows in the abdomen of geese and ducks and forms a reed flower-like fluff, which has higher heat retention than cotton (vegetable cellulose), which can absorb the hot air emitted by the human body and isolate the invasion of cold air from the outside.

Duvets can be washed. Usually the duvet is kept clean by hand washing, because dry cleaning will affect the warmth of the duvet with dry cleaning potion, and using a washing machine, twisting and spinning dry will lead to the deformation of the duvet, affecting its beauty and warmth. The filling of the duvet is mainly down, which grows in the abdomen of geese and ducks and forms a reed flower-like fluff, which has higher heat retention than cotton (vegetable cellulose), which can absorb the hot air emitted by the human body and isolate the invasion of cold air from the outside.

1.Start by soaking in cold water to allow it to penetrate and get wet sufficiently. The soaking time depends on the duvet, about ten minutes of soaking conditions;

2.Put the detergent in warm water, mix well, add the soaked quilt, soak for a few minutes, and gently brush over the stain with a soft brush. In this process, it is best to use neutral detergents for detergents, and special detergents are in the supermarket**, and the quilt can not be wiped by hand to prevent running down;

3.If there is no special detergent, it can be washed with laundry detergent. After rinsing with water two or three times, add two tablespoons of vinegar to the water to neutralize the remaining laundry detergent from the down;

4.After the duvet has been washed, do not squeeze it too hard. You should squeeze out the water by hand and then find a place where there is no ventilation and direct sunlight and dry. After drying, gently pat the quilt to restore the fluffy duvet.

After the duvet is washed and dried, it can become fluffy and preheated again by tapping. If it doesn't get fluffy, then it's most likely a quilt of poor quality or has a relatively low velvet content. In addition, the quilt cannot be washed often, about once every two years is enough.

How to maintain down.

1.When not in use, it should be dried in a ventilated place, wrapped in plastic bags and film, and placed in a dry place;

2.It should be dried out and patted at intervals, especially in the rainy season, we should do a good job of moisture and moisture resistance;

3.It is best to put the duvet on top when storing. Heavy weights will make the duvet strong rather than fluffy;

4.When storing, do not put chemicals such as mothballs to prevent insects. These chemicals alter the protein structure and influence the warmth underneath.

5.When in use, change to a quilt to reduce dirt and wash times. Too much washing time is not conducive to the warmth that comes down.