Pour warm water into the basin, drip a small amount of Amonia water for household use, and then soak the mink wool sweater, the soap ingredients left on the wool thread will melt. Gently stretch the reduced part with both hands at the same time, and then rinse to dry. When it is half dry again, first use your hand to open it to form the original shape, and iron it with an iron to restore the original size.



Mix the conditioner with water in a ratio of 1:3, soak the sweater in it for about 10 minutes and then take it out. Spread it flat on a large bath towel to absorb the moisture and gently stretch the sweater. Because the ingredients in the conditioner can soften the tight knitting kinks in the sweater, let the sweater naturally relax and return to its original appearance. The shrinkage sweater is heated with a steam iron, and then the fibers can be stretched with both hands while it is hot. The editor here needs to remind you that due to the limited heating area of ​​the steam iron, in order to ensure the uniform stretching of the fiber, the sweater is partially, segmented, divided into parts, and heated and stretched.




The fiber cannot be stretched a lot at a time, and it needs to be heated and stretched many times. Before stretching, you should have a plan for the total length of stretching, so that the stretching length of each section is also counted. After all the stretching is completed, the total length should be measured with a ruler. If the length is not enough, it can be repeated. Pay special attention to the size not to stretch too much, if you stretch too much, we can make appropriate adjustments.