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QuestionWhat is the best way to wash blankets?Safir Ali is the Co-Founder and CEO of Hamper Dry Cleaning and Laundry, a startup in Houston, Texas reinventing the laundry industry. With over six years of experience launching and operating Hamper, Safir specializes in innovative ways to simplify dry cleaning using the experience from his family's business. Safir holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Management from Texas A&M University. Hamper offers 24/7 on-demand dry cleaning and laundry through delivery and kiosk services. Hamper has been featured on the Houston Rockets, Station Houston, the Houston Business Journal, BBVA, Yahoo Finance, and Innovation Map.If you're washing a plush blanket, do so in a small load with cold water. Then, dry it on a fluff or air-dry setting. Better yet, simply air-dry it. Just be careful not to use fabric softener, as that can leave residue behind.
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QuestionHow do I make my plush blanket soft again?Drew Hawkins1Community AnswerWhenever you wash your plush blanket, add white vinegar instead of detergent and wash it on a long, gentle cycle. The vinegar will loosen the fibers and make it soft again. When it's clean, hang it up to dry to preserve its softness.
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QuestionHow do you keep fleece fluffy?Drew Hawkins1Community AnswerTo keep fleece soft, avoid ironing it and drying it on high heat or you could damage the fibers. Never use bleach to clean it or it'll become scratchy and could potentially stain the material. If the fibers start to bunch up and form pills, use a disposable razor to shave them off and keep the material soft and fluffy.
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QuestionCan you use fabric softener on a plush blanket?Drew Hawkins1Community AnswerNo, using a fabric softener whenever you wash your plush blanket can actually damage the fabrics, especially if they've been treated with a water-repellent finish, which most plush blankets have. If your plush blanket isn't as soft as it used to be, wash it on a gentle cycle using only white vinegar to help loosen the fibers.
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