What should I pay attention to when washing down jackets and ski shirts?
What should I pay attention to when washing down jackets and ski shirts?
When some laundry shops wash down jackets and ski shirts in water, after the clothes are machine washed, they find that there are horizontal lines on the fabric of the clothes similar to those cut by a knife. This problem mainly occurs in newly opened laundry stores. Because the newly opened stores have a small amount of clothes washing, the store staff do not understand the washing methods of "down jackets and ski shirts" and the operating functions of the equipment, so this phenomenon occurs. Let’s talk about the things to pay attention to when washing down jackets and ski shirts:
1. Most of the fabrics of "down jackets and ski shirts" are composed of waterproof or breathable nylon chemical fiber components, and some clothes are even coated with a waterproof coating.
2, “Down jacket and ski shirt ” (The amount of clothing is too small) When washing, the water slowly enters the interlayer of the clothes along the seams. When the machine dehydrates, the water in the clothes must be squeezed outward in large quantities along the seams of the clothes. At this time, if the fabric of the clothes is fragile or part of the fabric surface itself is damaged, when dehydrated at high speed by the machine, the water cannot be discharged in time. At this time, a neat hole will be made in the fragile or damaged fabric, which looks like a cut by a knife.
3. When cleaning such clothes with a small amount of laundry, it is strictly forbidden to dehydrate at high speed for a long time. The correct method of use is: use the manual function to drain water first, wait until the water is drained before dehydration. The dehydration intensity is medium (usually the strength is about 4-5), and the dehydration time is about 3 minutes.
4. If such a situation occurs, please check whether there are flanges or burrs around the stainless steel plate in the pre-treatment table, which may also cause scratches on the fabric of the clothes.