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Help with sweater

Hey folks, apologies if this isn't the right sub the for question. I just thrifted this wool sweater (90 percent wool, 10 percent cashmere).

I have quite a number of wool items and I'm familiar with the care. When I thrift one, I typically will give it a hand wash in the bathtub with some Woolite and tepid water, I'll squeeze as much water out as possible, roll the garment up in a towel and press it, then lay it flat to air-dry.

Have never really had issues before today. The knit has really loosened after the wash and I wonder if there's anything to do to tighten it up again.

Tyia

u/jkraps — 12 days ago

How do I clean a Romanian military surplus wool blanket?

I bought an issued military surplus wool blanket off Americana Pipedream, and it smells like it's been in storage since the USSR existed. How do I clean a wool blanket? Do I take it to a dry cleaner? Do I run it through my washer and dryer on the wool setting with woolite detergent until it stops smelling bad?

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u/Satanarchrist — 12 days ago
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I need some help

I’m not sure this is the right spot for this but I think y’all would know best. I got this at an estate sale, it was in a bag labeled 1980’s custom. I want to see if it is A.) easy to clean the stains, I think they may be old dog pee. B.) Worth anything and C.) more about the makers mark. The only thing that came up was an Alpaca skin rug for what seemed like way too much money. It’s also big, about 8’ by 4.5’

u/Haunting-Coat-191 — 12 days ago