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Faur Fur! Help!
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lazy&indebt
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Hey everyone.
How on earth do you clean a dark brown Faux fur throw (try saying that three times fast!) and a cream faux sheepskin rug (not my best ever purchase I know!)? Do they have to be dry cleaned?
Thanks!
How on earth do you clean a dark brown Faux fur throw (try saying that three times fast!) and a cream faux sheepskin rug (not my best ever purchase I know!)? Do they have to be dry cleaned?
Thanks!
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I always chuck mine in the machine on 40 degrees,don't use fabric softener as that's supposed to matt up the fur
never had a problem with them,I have even been known to tumble dry them 
and I have to say they come up lovely and fluffy 
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Me too - in the WM and then the TD to fluff them up. Usually made of acrylic (same stuff a lot of jumpers are made from these days) and although they tell you not to wash them, it's only the manufacturers covering themselves. Best to TD at low heat though - the backing is likely to be nylon and might melt at high heat.0
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