Firstly, avoid storing your sleeping bag in its compression or stuff sack for prolonged periods. Constant compression can cause the insulation to degrade over time. Instead, opt for a breathable cotton storage sack or a large pillowcase that allows for better air circulation.
Once the washing cycle is complete, remove the tote from the laundry bag or pillowcase and gently reshape it. Do not wring or twist the bag, as it may damage the fabric or structural integrity. Instead, blot any excess water with a clean towel or allow the bag to air dry by hanging it upside down. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or high heat sources, as this could cause discoloration or warping.
3. Hand wash or machine wash? Most baggallini purses are machine washable, thanks to their durable materials. However, always check the care instructions that come with your purse before proceeding. If you choose to machine wash, place the purse in a mesh laundry bag or pillowcase to protect it from getting tangled or damaged by other garments. Use a delicate or gentle cycle, and opt for cold water to minimize any potential shrinkage or color fading.
– Pillow and pillowcase
Slide the wrapped handbag into a dust bag. Dust bags, usually made of soft fabric, offer an extra layer of protection against dust, moisture, and potential scratches. If the handbag did not come with a dust bag, you can often purchase one separately or use a clean pillowcase as a substitute.
