Waltz | Bed Cover

• 60% Giza Egyptian Cotton Extra Long Staple
• 25% Lurex & 15% Viscose
• 510 g/m²

Most cotton and linen bedding can be machine washed and dried when using the right detergent, mild temperatures, and gentle cycles. Follow these guidelines for the best results:

• Before First Wash: Confirm that your bedding is the correct size for your mattress and pillows. Linens are made with a shrinkage allowance that varies by fabric and weave. For maximum comfort, we recommend laundering before first use.
• Sorting: Wash bedding separately, keeping light colors apart from darks. Avoid overfilling the machine or mixing with towels, heavy items, or anything with zippers.
• Detergent: Use a small amount of mild, bleach-free detergent without brighteners or softeners (we recommend and sell Le Blanc products). For lightly soiled items, use half the usual amount. Never pour undiluted detergent directly onto fabric.
• Machine Washing: Select a gentle cycle with cool or warm water; avoid hot water, which can weaken fibers.
• Drying: Tumble dry on low heat. To reduce wrinkles, dry one item at a time and remove promptly. For an even smoother finish, remove while slightly damp and iron. Avoid liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets.
• Ironing: Press with a steam iron. Iron sateens and percales on the front side; embroideries and jacquards should be pressed on the reverse.
• Storage: Store neatly folded in a breathable fabric bag. Avoid direct contact with plastic, cardboard, or cedar.
• Stains: Treat according to the type of stain. Many can be removed with a diluted laundry detergent solution or a commercial product such as Shout! or Spray 'N Wash.
• Professional Laundering: Large pieces, such as duvet covers, may be easier to clean professionally, and many customers enjoy the crisp, smooth finish of professional laundering.
• Dry Cleaning: Not necessary for cotton or linen bedding.

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