One of the most complicated garments to clean is, without a doubt, the coat. This is why, on an annual basis, we usually take it to a specialized store so that they take care of removing any residue or dirt that has accumulated throughout the winter. However, dry cleaners are not usually cheap, especially considering that on many occasions it is not only about our coats but also those of children. In the following, we are going to expose a series of remedies oriented to carry out these tasks in our home.

Clean our coats with home remedies

• Wool coats, especially black ones, tend to end up full of lint and dust, often shortly after being worn. A quick, easy, and homemade way to remove these particles is to roll up some cling wrap or cling wrap in your hand and press the length and width of the coat. In this way, the dirt will remain on the adhesive part of these papers and you will be able to show off your garment cleanly and impeccably. In a very similar sense, we can also use a brush throughout the coat to remove any particles that have stuck.
• If we have any food or grease stains, we can use a home remedy consisting of submerging the coat in a sink full of cold water, and later adding a little specific detergent for garments made of wool. Once completely submerged, we will squeeze it and we will turn it so that both the soap and the water penetrate, cleaning all the areas. Once this process is finished, we will empty the sink and fill it with water again to rinse all the soap.
• If the coat is made of fur, we must let the stains dry before applying any home trick designed to eliminate them. We can pass a vacuum cleaner to remove the rest of the dirt. If this method is not enough, there is the possibility of applying a small amount of sawdust on the dirt, especially if it has been generated by oil or grease of any kind.