Wool products require little maintenance thanks to their natural properties. Wool is antistatic, so it does not retain dust or odors. To maintain the quality and comfort of your wool bedding, a few simple steps are enough.
Regular ventilation: the secret to longevity
To keep your wool duvet or pillow fresh and supple, it is essential to air them well. Here are our tips:
- Open your bed every morning and let the wool breathe. Proper ventilation of your room promotes a healthy environment and extends the life of your bedding.
- Regularly air your wool products outside or at the window to restore their lightness and freshness.
Your wool pillow deserves proper care to retain all its plumpness and softness:
- Air the wool flakes
Using the zipper, open your pillow and gently separate any flakes (small balls) that may have clumped together. This quick tip will help keep your pillow supple over time. - Annual washing for a pillow like new
If your pillow has lost its volume, give it new life with these simple steps:
- Machine wash the pillow on a wool cycle at 30°C.
- Once the cycle is complete, open the pillow and empty the flakes into a large, ventilated container.
- Let the cover dry flat and in the open air.
- Electric dryer prohibited: wool does not tolerate direct heat from the dryer.
- While drying, stir the flakes to aerate them and ensure even drying.
- Once dry, put the flakes back in their cover. Your pillow will regain all its original puffiness.
The wool in your duvet is durable, but a few precautions are necessary to preserve its quality:
- Washing machine washable duvets
If your duvet is machine washable, always use a wool program at 30°C and a specially adapted detergent. Wool fibers do not tolerate friction and variations in water temperature well, so it is essential to respect these conditions. - Classic or certified organic wool duvets
If your duvet is not machine washable, dry clean it instead. This will ensure optimal care without damaging the natural fibers.
