BLANKET DRY CLEANER

If you have blankets at the end of your bed that are seldom unrolled and used, then washing them every few months should work well. However, if a blanket is used daily or nightly, you may want to put it on a weekly or biweekly washing schedule. Dry cleaning cleans the fabric of bedding down to fiber level, removing all dirt, dust, and assorted debris as well as removes stains. You can't see it, but your comforter gets dirtier every night. Everyone loses moisture in their sleep by sweating. On top of that, skin flakes come off while you toss & turn. If the label on your item says, “dry clean,” then generally, you can wash it at home, either by handwashing or in the machine depending on the material and by following our instructions. You can't handwash dry clean only items. But if it says, “dry clean only,” obey the label and take it to the pros.you should dry clean your comforter two to three times a year, as long as you use a top sheet. The top sheet prevents direct contact with your comforter, so it's less likely to get dirty from bodily fluids.Dry clean only means the item should be dry cleaned. Dry clean recommended means you may be able to wash the item at home, but we highly recommend performing a wash test before you proceed with washing. To do, place a drop or two of water in an inconspicuous area of the garment, like at the armpit or a hem.To clean your comforter without a washer, fill your bathtub with lukewarm or cold water. Next, pour some detergent into the water and soak your comforter for a few minutes. Swirl it around to ensure every part of the comforter is clean.