How to prevent worm insects in cashmere coats?

Cashmere coats are made of fine cashmere wool, which is very warm on the body and has a soft, thick feel, and is also very textured to wear. However, cashmere coats are made of animal hair and are rich in protein, so it is inevitable that they will attract worms, and it will be bad if the clothes are bitten. So how to protect cashmere from moths?

The rich protein content in cashmere is the "medium" for some small bugs, so if you don't put insect repellent, cashmere coats can easily be infested with worms. However, any direct contact between the repellent and the cashmere is harmful to the physical properties of the cashmere. Therefore, we can sew insect repellent in a small bag and hang it on the cashmere clothes can achieve the purpose of repelling insects without worrying about the color of cashmere.

Wash, dry, and iron cashmere coats before storing them. Place the washed cashmere coat in a storage bag and place it in the closet. The cupboard where you store your cashmere coat should be regularly ventilated and kept dry. You can also take it out and expose it a few times in good weather, but do not expose it to the sun and hang it in a cool, well-ventilated place.

You can wrap the insect and moth-proof medicine in a double layer of thin paper and place it in the middle of a stack of two pieces of clothing. You can also hang a bag of insect repellent in your closet so that it slowly gives off an aroma that worms can't breathe. You can also use camphor pills to put around your clothes, but don't touch them directly, the smell of camphor pills can drive away a lot of worms.

Also, dry cashmere coats regularly to ensure that the clothes are dry so that they are also less prone to worms.

Double-sided cashmere coat cleaning precautions

1. Double-sided cashmere fabric is not resistant to alkali, so you should use a neutral detergent, preferably a special detergent for wool.

2. Soak in cold water for a short time, and the washing temperature should not exceed 40 degrees.

3. Use a squeeze washer, avoid twisting, squeeze to remove water, spread it in a cool place, or fold it in half and hang it in a cool place, do not expose it to sunlight.

4. Dry cleaning is recommended for garments made of premium all-wool materials or blended with other fibers.

5. Avoid scrubbing with a scrubbing board.