Knitted hats, especially knitted hats, are common accessories in daily life, and their maintenance tips mainly include the following aspects:

Cleaning Precautions

Dust removal and pretreatment: before cleaning, remove all kinds of ornaments on the hat, and then gently pat or use a soft brush to remove the dust on the surface.

Water temperature and detergent: Prepare a basin of lukewarm water of about 30 degrees, add a little salt or vinegar (choose one of the two), as well as an appropriate amount of neutral detergent (such as washing-up liquid). The salt will help to fix the colour, while the vinegar will add shine to the wool.

Soak and knead gently: Soak the knitted hat in the water solution for about 5 minutes, then gently rub it, and use a soft brush to gently scrub the parts of the head that are in contact with more sweat stains.

Rinsing and drying: After rinsing the knitted cap with water, adopt the way of laying flat to dry, avoiding the use of drying racks to avoid deformation. When drying, old cloths can be stuffed into the hat to hold it open and ensure that the inside can also be dried.

Maintenance Tips

Avoid humidity and oily substances: Never wear a knitted hat in the rain, as the humidity will break down the material and damage the shape of the hat. Also, don't let your hat come into contact with oily substances, which can leave stains that are difficult to remove.

Proper storage: Prepare a hard box as a container for keeping knitted hats, and a desiccant should be placed inside the box. Before putting in the hat, fix the hat with some padding and make sure the hat is dry and clean. This will prevent the hat from deformation and moisture.

Correctly hung: knitted cap off, do not just put, should be hung on the coat rack or coat hook, and do not press the top of the heavy objects, so as not to go out of shape deformation.

Regular cleaning: hat wear a long time will be stained with grease, dirt, to wash off in time. For the stains that are not easy to clean, you can try to use special cleaning agents or according to the material characteristics of the targeted treatment.

Special material treatment

Wool hat: not suitable for washing, easy to deform in water. If you get dust or pet hair, you can use wide tape to remove the stain by folding it over your finger and dabbing it.

Woolen hats: do not need to be washed every time, excessive cleaning is likely to shorten the service life. If cleaning is necessary, dry cleaning is recommended.

Leather hats: If stained with dust or pet hair, etc., they can be removed with the same wide-face tape. For more stubborn stains, try wiping with a sliced onion or a cloth dipped in petrol and rubbed down the hair. Please note, however, that chemicals such as petrol need to be handled with care to avoid damaging the hat.