Cashmere Sweater Care | How To Wash Wool At Home + FAQ!

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

Комментарии • 13

  • @AlarnaHope
    @AlarnaHope  4 года назад +4

    I hope you enjoyed today’s video! If you have any ideas for other videos, please leave a comment below!! 🥳

  • @ruwemonareng817
    @ruwemonareng817 Год назад +1

    Hi Alana.
    You are a GOOD💯💖 TEACHER. I'VE LEARNT A LOT FROM YOU. ALL MY WARMEST REGARDS FROM SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦❤🎉

  • @christiana_mandalynn
    @christiana_mandalynn 3 года назад +3

    This is so helpful! I just purchased my first cashmere top and sweater, secondhand, and suddenly realized they will need certain care and right now dry cleaning is not an option for me! 😅

    • @AlarnaHope
      @AlarnaHope  3 года назад

      I'm in a similar position, we're in lockdown in Sydney and I miss seeing my dry cleaners, tailors and cobblers. Can't wait until it's over!

  • @hollymerchant9550
    @hollymerchant9550 2 года назад +1

    I recently bought a wool lined coat from the goodwill.. can that be washed in the tub like this as well?.. thank-you for your video, it was very helpful..Also reminded me of my mom.. she washed these things the same way..

  • @ashakuldip1657
    @ashakuldip1657 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the information!

  • @hollyhollifield2500
    @hollyhollifield2500 3 года назад +1

    Would this be suitable for wool skirts?? I found some second hand and I’m not sure I want to wear them without a good wash first

  • @christinaartist
    @christinaartist 3 года назад +1

    so helpful thank you! do you recken this would work well for a wool coat also?

    • @AlarnaHope
      @AlarnaHope  3 года назад +2

      Great question, there's a few variables that could impact the result and if you're unsure, it's always best to go to a dry cleaner. If it's 100% wool and doesn't have an delicate details on it; ie beading, feathers, etc, then you could try the following:
      If it's just a little refresh your coat needs, I'd start by giving it a steam.
      If I was washing my coat at home I'd pretreat the coats stained areas first; ie collar, underarms, cuffs, etc. Then I'd turn the coat inside out and handwash it as per the video. You can also use the handwash setting on your machine, but I strongly suggest you use a delicates bag as well.
      Don't let it dry near heat, lay it flat on a clothes horse. Don't hang it on a hanger to dry, flat is best. Then give it a steam up once it's completely dry and it should be lovely and fresh again. I hope that helps. You've given me a great idea for another video :)

    • @christinaartist
      @christinaartist 3 года назад

      @@AlarnaHope wow so helpful and thorough, thank you so much! Subbed :)

  • @Vtones25
    @Vtones25 4 года назад

    great video!! new subscriber :) My question is after cleaning cashmere, i worry it will look like the sweater’s texture is tangled looking. how would i make it look smoother again?

    • @AlarnaHope
      @AlarnaHope  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for subscribing! My grey one that I washed has longer fibres of wool and it came out just as fluffy, as long as your messaging the wool when you hand wash it and you don’t wring it when wet, it should stay nice and soft and you shouldn’t get a tangled look. Also make sure it’s cold water, not hot, anything warm will cause a tangled, felted look. 🌈

  • @sunshinewonder940
    @sunshinewonder940 3 года назад

    One and a bit of my book: armpit to armpit
    Two and a bit of my book: top to bottom