Acrylic fiber, commonly known as artificial wool, has a soft and fluffy texture similar to wool fabric, and has bright colors and good warmth retention.
If the acrylic fabric is not curled straight or has poor flatness and feel after washing, it can be soaked in hot water.
The cleaning method is as follows: First, put 80 ° C hot water into the basin, and then spread the acrylic fabric flat and soak it in hot water.
We would like to remind you that hot water should not be directly poured on acrylic fabrics, as this can cause uneven heating and buckling deformation of the acrylic fabric.
Acrylic fabrics need to wait for the water to naturally cool before being taken out and air dried. If they are suddenly taken out of hot water and cooled, their hand feel will become very stiff, and their elasticity and curliness will be affected.
Ordinary acrylic clothes can be dried by a dehydrator, but due to their poor water absorption, the drying time is less than 30 seconds.
But fabrics such as acrylic yarn or sweaters cannot be twisted. If conditions permit, this type of clothing can be placed on a tabletop or flat to unfold and reshape, spread out and air dried, allowing the fibers to freely shrink while keeping the shape of the clothing unchanged.
