How to Dry Furs
Though fur clothing can cause some controversy, for many people the clothes are investments worth protecting. That means using the right cleaning techniques, storage measures and drying practices in the event that your fur gets wet. Not properly drying a costly fur can ruin it.
Whether it is wet from inclement weather or an accident with a drink, drying your fur properly will keep it safe and wearable for years to come. Unlike other outerwear that you can simply hang back up after getting wet or damp, a fur requires some special attention.
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Instructions
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Shake the fur gently to knock off excess water.
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Hang the fur on a sturdy hanger so that it hangs straight without any wrinkles or bumps.
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Hang the fur in a open, well-ventilated space.
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Check the fur to see when it is dry.
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Shake the fur gently to loosen any stiff fibers.
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Smooth any still-stiff fibers with your hands.
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Return the fur to its regular storage container.
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Tips & Warnings
Avoid using heat to dry your fur as this can damage the leather to which it is attached.
Do not use a brush or comb to smooth out the fur as this can pull out and damage the fur.
References
- Photo Credit woman in fur coat image by Vasiliy Koval from Fotolia.com