How Do You Remove Mold From Wool Clothing?
Wool is one of the most susceptible materials when it comes to mold. As a result, even if you store your wool items clean and folded in tissue paper, you may encounter some mold issues when you remove them from storage. Fortunately, it is a fairly simple process to remove mold and mildew from wool, but you will need three solid hours and a sunny day. Dry your clothes on the air-only cycle for about 10 minutes with a dryer sheet. This will get rid of moldy, musty smells. Sometimes your wool clothing may have just picked up a moldy smell from other items of clothing or storage containers that may have molded, so if you smell mold but cannot see any signs of it, then drying them in this way can get rid of the odor. If you see mold growth on the wool, however, then more extreme action will be necessary. Brush off any loose mold growth. Use the soft, nylon brush to gently remove as much of the loose growth as possible. Use a light touch so that you do not snag or tear the fabric. Removing e
