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Summary: Washing fleece involves turning the garment inside out, washing it in cool water with mild detergent and using the lowest heat setting possible on the dryer. Avoid ruining a fleece garment with advice from an experienced mother in this free video on laundry.
"Hi, I'm Erica. We're in Salt Lake City, Utah, and I'm going to talk to you today about how to wash fleece. What you're going to need to do first is you're going to need to look at the manufacturer's label and see exactly how you need to wash it. After that, you'll need to put your fleece inside out, so that it will reduce it from wearing out and getting frayed. After that, you'll need to turn your washer to cold, after that you'll need to turn on the water. Be sure to use a mild detergent when you do this. After your fleece is done washing, be sure that when you are washing your fleece that you don't use any bleach, 'cause that can damage your clothing, also. After that you can put it in the dryer. Put it on the lowest heat setting possible. That will prevent melting. Do not iron, press, or dry clean your fleece, 'cause that can melt it and ruin your fleece item. So just be sure to just do it on a low heat setting when you're drying it, or you can hang it to dry."
eHow Article: How to Wash Fleece
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