How to wash a cotton duvet cover?
Ordinary machine washing is fine for most duvet covers, especially when you first purchase them. If the duvet cover is getting stained or smells musty, however, it may be time for a deep cleaning. To remove any dust or particulate matter, you can wash the cover in the washing machine. Use a gentle washing machine cycle to avoid shrinking the cover and put the duvet cover in the dryer immediately after washing to remove any excess water.
How to wash a cotton bedspread?
Wash most bedspreads in cold water on gentle cycle, without detergent. Wash in the laundry basket. Avoid washing bedspreads in the washing machine as it can damage the fabric and leave them looking faded. Dry bedspreads on a gentle cycle again.
How to wash a cotton duvet cover by machine?
If you plan to wash your duvet cover by machine, use a gentle cycle. A high spin speed will cause the fibers to break off, leaving your cover full of short, broken threads. Add a small amount of detergent and water to the machine and run it on a gentle cycle. Ensure that the water level is not too high; this can damage the machine or the cover. Let the machine spin and agitate the water for a few minutes, then turn it off and let the cover
How to wash a cotton blanket?
Wash cotton blankets by giving them a gentle bath in the machine. Set the machine to its lowest spin and add a small amount of detergent. Leave the machine on for about 15 minutes, then wash the blanket with a few gentle swipes. Transfer the clean blanket to the dryer and let it dry completely.
How to wash a cotton comforter?
To clean a cotton comforter, first, flip it over and remove any excess stuffing. Use your hands to gently shake out the excess. Then, place it in the washing machine with a gentle cycle and let it wash for 20 minutes. Remove the duvet cover from the machine and dry it with a dry towel. If you want to avoid shrinkage or color fading, spot clean stains with a vinegar and water solution, then wash the entire duvet cover in the washing machine.