Silk cotton jackets should generally be removed and washed with water. When dry cleaning, you can only dip the collar, cuff, bag, etc. with a small brush and brush along the lines. Do not use too much force when scrubbing. After brushing, use a dry...
Silk cotton jackets should generally be removed and washed with water. When dry cleaning, you can only dip the collar, cuff, bag, etc. with a small brush and brush along the lines. Do not use too much force when scrubbing. After brushing, use a dry towel to wipe the gasoline-stained area a few times. To prevent gasoline ring marks, you can use a watering can (or a small brush) to expand the area and spray some gasoline. Use dry hairs to immediately until the surface is dry. You can also immerse the entire silk cotton jacket into gasoline (do not expose the liquid level) and gently rub it in sequence with both hands. Use a small brush to brush along the lines with key areas and dirties. Take it out after 15 minutes, squeeze out the gasoline with a large handful, wrap the clothes with a large bath towel, and squeeze out the remaining gasoline with a little force. When drying, use a clothes rack to hang the front facing the outside and place it in a ventilated place indoors to dry (don't touch the fire).
