What is the recommended method of washing/cleaning this material to preserve intentsity of colour and metallic lustre? Does it require ironing, and if so, which Synthetic setting should be used?
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Do not wash, do not iron. This fabric was apparently not designed for more than 1 use.
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This is what I do: if an item is wrinkled, I hang it up and spray it with water. If it's still wrinkled after it has dried, then I spray it with Mojito. Most of the time that is enough. But, if it is an especially wrinkly fabric, then I might iron it and also use spray starch. I also use spray starch after water, or Mojito, or ironing if the item is clingy. (Actually, I almost never iron anything anymore.)
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I may not be a good person to ask. I use True Steel in a mixture with Plush Brown to make the results more "ashy", so I'm not sure what it does by itself. I suspect it would coat the black as well as the gray - but you can wash it out immediately if you don't like the results, so it's probably worth trying.
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I use furniture polish but I have also used a damp cloth. Depend how shiny you want it to be.
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I'm a purchaser of these table cloths...I wash in cold water... tumbledry low...fold and pack for next show... I've never needed to iron...Hope this has helped you...
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set your iron to the low end of synthetic- cool to slightly warm. This is a cheap poly synthetic, with a low melting point. good luck!
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I have to inform you outright that I am not knowledgeable about fabrics. Having said that, it is a combination of "suede-like" or flocked material. If I were to choose what material I would use in making it, I think this is it. After each use, I would brush it with the cloth lint brusher to make it look like new again. I understand they came up with a protective sleeve that you can wash. So far, I have not found the need for that yet.
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I washed it in cold water with fabric softener and put it in the dryer on med heat. It seems fine to me and I really love it
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From Wenol website:S I L V E R&G O L DSoft metals can be damaged without proper care.We recommend using only very soft polishingcloths on these materials and onlyafterdetermining that the material is not silver or goldplating.Silver or gold plating requires extreme care and very gentle touch or the rubbing could remove aportion of the plated surface.RubWENOLinto the cloth before polishing and applygently.NEVER use paper towels to polish silver and gold.Silver should be washed in warm, soapy waterafter polishing and your silver should be sparkling for months From Wenol website:S I L V E R&G O L DSoft metals can be damaged without proper care.We recommend using only very soft polishingcloths on these materials and onlyafterdetermining that the material is not silver or goldplating.Silver or gold plating requires extreme care and very gentle touch or the rubbing could remove aportion of the plated surface.RubWENOLinto the cloth before polishing and applygently.NEVER use paper towels to polish silver and gold.Silver... » Read More From Wenol website:S I L V E R&G O L DSoft metals can be damaged without proper care.We recommend using only very soft polishingcloths on these materials and onlyafterdetermining that the material is not silver or goldplating.Silver or gold plating requires extreme care and very gentle touch or the rubbing could remove aportion of the plated surface.RubWENOLinto the cloth before polishing and applygently.NEVER use paper towels to polish silver and gold.Silver should be washed in warm, soapy waterafter polishing and your silver should be sparkling for months « Show Less
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I use a light fabric finish and no buildup occurs. I clean the iron approximately weekly while using water from a Britta filter, which does still have minerals in it.
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I would use a cleaning product first Ex. Navel or Alunimun Jelly, then apply then Renaissance wax after to protect it. What ever cleaning method you use make sure to try it on a scrap piece of metal of the same make up so you do not ruin what you are trying to clean and preserve.
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Is synthetic hair, but is not really shiny so it looks pretty real...this hair piece is not too plasticky, so it blends pretty good with your natural hair. You can iron it or curl it, no matter that is not natural hair, you can style it, but you can not dye it the way you would dye natural hair since the colour wont stay. But I discover that if you dye it with clothes dye product, it works! You can find this dying product in walmart for example really cheap, I have to use it since I choose a tone of hair piece that it doesnt match mine perfectly...I had my hair dark auburn and now I have it black...I recommend this product! Is synthetic hair, but is not really shiny so it looks pretty real...this hair piece is not too plasticky, so it blends pretty good with your natural hair. You can iron it or curl it, no matter that is not natural hair, you can style it, but you can not dye it the way you would dye natural hair since the colour wont stay. But I discover that if you dye it with clothes dye product, it works! You can find this dying product in walmart for example really cheap, I have to use it since I choose a tone of hair piece that it doesnt match mine perfectly...I had my hair dark auburn and now I have it... » Read More Is synthetic hair, but is not really shiny so it looks pretty real...this hair piece is not too plasticky, so it blends pretty good with your natural hair. You can iron it or curl it, no matter that is not natural hair, you can style it, but you can not dye it the way you would dye natural hair since the colour wont stay. But I discover that if you dye it with clothes dye product, it works! You can find this dying product in walmart for example really cheap, I have to use it since I choose a tone of hair piece that it doesnt match mine perfectly...I had my hair dark auburn and now I have it black...I recommend this product! « Show Less
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Instructions on tag say, "Machine Wash GENTLE. Tumble Dry LOW. Not to exceed 125 degrees. Do not dry clean! I havent had to wash it but if i did i would hand wash with woolite and hang dry or low heat tumble in the dryer.
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I've only purchased the white and follow the hand washing instructions. It doesn't look wrinkled and never felt it necessary to iron it.
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Wash and dry in a machine! I do mine on hot and high, and have never had it wrinkle, shrink, pill, or anything!
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I put a towel over mine a steamed it with the iron. Try it with a color you probably won't use 1st that's what I did.
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The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is beautiful against the blue. Any pieces that are antiqued will not show as well against black as they do against the blue. The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is... » Read More The key is to keep air away from the silver. Is the display airtight? If not you will need to keep this cloth on top and bottom covering the jewelry completely to prevent tarnishing. Perhaps keeping it under the jewelry during shopping hours and cover completely after hours will be enough. Hopefully, it all will be selling out as you replace it with new pieces. I covered inside a jewelry box including the lid. But my silver still started to turn brown. I then added a double layer (serged around the edges) and laid flat against the metal and the tarnishing stopped. BTW - My silver is beautiful against the blue. Any pieces that are antiqued will not show as well against black as they do against the blue. « Show Less