Vacuum cleaner cleaning

Firstly, use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and impurities from the surface of the blanket. Be careful to use the soft brush head of the vacuum cleaner to avoid damaging the surface of the blanket. After vacuuming, you can use a wrung out towel to wipe the surface of the blanket to remove any remaining dust and impurities.

Machine wash cleaning

If the blanket is not too big, you can consider washing it in the washing machine. Use mild detergent and cold water to clean according to the instructions of the washing machine. Be careful not to use bleach or strong acid or alkali cleaning agents to avoid damaging the blanket. After washing, rinse with clean water and then air dry in a cool and ventilated place.

Dry cleaning and cleaning

If the blanket is expensive or made of special materials, it is recommended to send it to a professional dry cleaning shop for cleaning. Dry cleaning can better protect the texture and color of blankets, while also removing stubborn stains.

Hand washing and cleaning

If the blanket is relatively small, you can put it in a basin, add an appropriate amount of warm water and mild detergent, soak it for a few minutes, and then gently rub it with your hands. Be careful not to scrub excessively to avoid damaging the blanket. After washing, rinse with clean water and then air dry in a cool and ventilated place.

Ironing and cleaning

After cleaning, the blanket can be ironed using an iron. This not only removes wrinkles from the surface of the blanket, but also makes it smoother and more comfortable. Be careful not to over iron when using an iron to avoid damaging the blanket.

In short, different methods are suitable for blankets of different materials and sizes. When using, it is important to avoid excessive cleaning or the use of strong acid and alkali cleaning agents such as bleach to prevent damage to the blankets.