You shouldn't assume that if the trim on your down jacket is not made of real fur, but of artificial fur, then there won't be any problems with cleaning it.
As practice shows, artificially created material is not inferior to natural fur in its capriciousness.
Therefore, to clean it, you should use a gentle method and wash it in the same way as if you were cleaning a woolen product.
This means that you will need about 3-4 liters of warm 30-degree water, in which you need to dissolve 2 tablespoons of hair shampoo or laundry detergent in gel form.
Dip the artificial fur into the resulting solution and rub the pile using a soft brush.
After this, rinse the collar thoroughly in water. This should be done not once, but three or four times.
Then wrap the collar in a terry towel and squeeze it out. There is no need to wring out the product.
All that remains is to shake the fur vigorously and leave it to dry in a warm and ventilated room in a suspended state.
It is recommended to comb dry fur using a strong comb with blunt teeth.
Earlier, BelNovosti reported on the rules for washing thermal underwear .
