We have a whole new site rev in the works, including FAQ... and we are also going to have care tags on items in the future.
For faux fur, the main thing is never to use heat - wash in cold water (by hand or by machine) and air dry, or if you have access to a dryer with a no heat setting, you can tumble them with air only. They should air dry pretty quickly.
As for soap, to hand wash Dr Bronner's is always good, or whatever your usual laundry soap is. No bleach. I recently tried this stuff called oxi-clean and it is amazing. The water turns grey and the item looks like new. If you have that, it is the idea way to clean your faux fur. I've seen it at bed and bath, and at costco (and if you don't have any, I can slide you some the next time we see each other.) It really is super rad... not to sound like an infomercial, or anything like that. ; )
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Add care instructions for your fab products on the site! Or just tell me the best way to get my pink leg warmers clean! :)
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For faux fur, the main thing is never to use heat - wash in cold water (by hand or by machine) and air dry, or if you have access to a dryer with a no heat setting, you can tumble them with air only. They should air dry pretty quickly.
As for soap, to hand wash Dr Bronner's is always good, or whatever your usual laundry soap is. No bleach. I recently tried this stuff called oxi-clean and it is amazing. The water turns grey and the item looks like new. If you have that, it is the idea way to clean your faux fur. I've seen it at bed and bath, and at costco (and if you don't have any, I can slide you some the next time we see each other.) It really is super rad... not to sound like an infomercial, or anything like that. ; )
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You guys should totally film a cheesy little infomercial for your site... with bad casio music. hehehe.
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