How to clean a comforter that doesn’t fit in the washing machine – Page 2

Dip a clean white cloth in a bowl of water and lemon juice, then treat stubborn stains and dirty areas of the comforter.

Check the holes first so the filling doesn’t come out of the fabric.
Respect the washing temperature indicated on the label, generally between 40° and 60°.
Add a few tennis balls to preserve the quilt’s puffy look.
Check if the drum can support the weight of the duvet.