Keeping Your Razai Cozy: A Guide to Winter Quilt Care

Aug 22, 2024

For those chilly winter days and nights, a warm and cosy razai is all we need. With proper care, your razai can be ready to hug you. Here's a quick guide to ensure your favourite winter quilt stays fresh and fluffy for years to come.


Gentle Wash for Lasting Comfort:

Our razais, are made of cotton and can be machine-washed for a thorough clean. Here's how to give your razai a gentle wash:

  • Choose the delicate cycle: This ensures a low spin speed and avoids harsh agitation.
  • Cold water is key: Hot water can damage the filling and fabric. Opt for cold water to keep your razai looking its best.
  • Mild detergent matters: Harsh detergents can strip away natural oils and fade colours. Use a gentle detergent specifically designed for delicates.

Sun-Kissed Freshness:

Sunlight is a natural disinfectant and can help freshen your razai. Once the wash cycle is complete, skip the dryer and hang your razai outside on a sunny day. Here are some tips for sundrying:

  • Find a shady spot: Direct sunlight for extended periods can fade colours. Opt for a partially shaded area with good air circulation.
  • Flip it over: Ensure both sides get even exposure to sunlight and fresh air.
  • Give it a gentle beat: After drying, you can gently beat the Razai with a flat beater to fluff up the filling and remove any dust mites.

Storing Your Razai Right:

Once your Razai is completely dry, it's time to store it away until next winter. Here's how to ensure it stays fresh:

  • Choose a cool, dry place: Avoid damp areas like basements or attics.
  • Breathable storage: Opt for a breathable cotton storage bag instead of plastic. This allows air to circulate and prevents moisture build-up.
  • Add some natural repellents: Placing sachets of lavender or neem leaves inside the storage bag can help deter moths and other insects.

By following these simple steps, you can ensure your razai stays clean, cozy, and ready to keep you warm for many winters to come. So, take care of your winter companion, and it will take care of you!

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