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Wollens
Cashmere, angora, merino, lamb’s wool and mohair, amongst others, all belong to the wool family, but by far the most common is lamb’s wool. Depending on the animal, wool is sheared once or twice a year. Wool fibres consist of several layers which retain heat, and therefore make them ideal for pullovers and warm winter clothing such as scarves and shawls.

Washing:

Miele has done away with the need for hand-washing! All your woollens can now be washed quite safely in a Miele washing machine using the Woollens programme. And the honeycomb drum ensures that they are treated with the utmost gentleness. Dryer:
Woollen garments are best rolled up in a towel and gently squeezed to remove any excess moisture. They can then be placed in a Miele tumble dryer and fluffed up using the Woollens handcare programme to give them back their bounce.
Ironing:
Woollen garments can be ironed using a cool iron, or steam-ironed under a damp cloth.
Tip: Pullovers made from wool which is itchy to the skin can be put in a plastic bag and placed in the freezer for a short while.

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