Why doesn't the sweater deform? Is it better to hang it or fold it?

Sweaters, like sweaters, are easily deformed if they are not aired well. How to dry this sweater? Is it better to hang up or fold the sweater after it is dried?

How can sweaters not be deformed by drying?

Prepare a clean plastic bag; Put the washed woolen sweater into a plastic bag, make a few small holes in the bottom of the plastic bag to let the water in the woolen sweater flow out, and gently squeeze the plastic bag to speed up the water flow out. Let it dry for about an hour. When the water loss is almost the same, take out the sweater, lay it flat and dry it until it dries at eight or nine, then hang it on a hanger and dry it normally. Doing so can prevent the sweater from deforming.

Should the sweater be hung up or folded?

Fold it. Okay cashmere products should be washed, dried, folded, bagged and laid flat, and cannot be hung to avoid hanging deformation. This kind of clothes will not be creased when folded, and it will be damaged more easily when hung. Although the cashmere sweaters we see in cashmere shops are hung, this is mainly for the convenience of display, but it is not recommended to do the same when drying and storing.

Is this sweater getting bigger or smaller?

Sweaters will get bigger and bigger.

1. First prepare materials: scissors, softener and basin.

2. First soak the enlarged wool clothes in warm water for a while, which can increase the fiber temperature on the sweater.

3. Then soak it in cold water with softener for a while. Softening agent can soften the fibers of clothes and make them shrink alternately with hot and cold water.

4. If you feel that the clothes have not shrunk enough, you can also take out scissors to cut the clothes according to the size to be reduced.

Will sweaters get bigger and bigger?

The bigger the sweater, the bigger it is because the material of the clothes is different. The more times you wear it, the bigger it will be!

Method 2: local heating at high temperature

For the lengthened part, soak it in hot water of 70~80 degrees for about 20 minutes, or heat it locally with hot water steam just poured into a thermos bottle, and gently adjust the shape. Repeatedly, the effect is also good!

Method 3: high-temperature cooking

If the whole sweater becomes loose and long, it can be completely soaked, wrapped in a bath towel, steamed in a pot for about 20 minutes, and dried flat. The shrinkage effect is also very good.

Method 4: soak in warm water first, and then soak in cold water.

If your sweater is made of pure wool, you can soak it in warm water of 30-50 degrees for about 10 minutes, let it slowly recover its shape until it has almost recovered its shape, and then put it in cold water for setting. Finally, remember not to wring it out when drying, but to dry it flat.