How To Re-fluff A Coat

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[@galoguevara6049]

Even better is to 1- Brush it out gently enough that you are not pulling the strands out 2- Preferably use a medium coarse pet brush (not the tight/fine ones) 3- Brush it out in sections and in multiple directions 4- The key is to try to get deep enough with the brush that you are separating and spacing the roots, because this is what gives it more stability for the strands to stand straight up and out 5- The final step is the finishing step. Use a blow dryer in its fastest medium heat setting 6- Blow dry the fur to a fluff using random directions (up / down / sideways / and swirls). 7- Not too close to the fur, because the force of the air flow will "pat" the fur back down 8- Be just far enough that air blows the fur around vigorously and gets deep enough into the roots (because see #4) 9- Then finish it with the fastest highest heat setting, just enough to warm up the fur (not burn it) - and really fluff it up 10- The fast hot air with cause the fur to rub against each other and form some static-electricity ("standing" the hairs up) This works even better the higher the quality of the faux-fur material. Repeat this every couple of weeks depending on how often you wear it (especially if it gets wet with rain/snow). If you use a lot of "product" on your hair (or have an oilier hair type) - it will cause the the fur to get dirtier quicker. So if the fur is removable, give it a gentle wash (following the wash instructions very carefully). Then repeat the fluffing process above. Also, if you have a nice coat that you really like, but the faux-fur is not exactly to your liking (or don't have any faux fur at all) - you can buy replacement hood faux-fur on amazon. They have nice quality ones, in many different colors and fashions (and different animal replicas). They are relatively cheap and come with either buttons or zipper, so you can hand sow them on to the hood (and be removable).

[@amandam9232]

Thank you SO MUCH for posting a video that was short and to the point!! This was super helpful

[@debmauritson5016]

This is the only solution that makes sense out of the five videos I've watched. Unfortunately, I don't have my dog grooming tools anymore, but a wire brush like this is key to the solution. Thank you for such a quick and helpful video.

[@Schwabian]

I use a hair brush

[@sldjme]

Very smart...I wouldn't have thought of that 👍🏼

[@Brittanybeebee]

Exactly what I needed 🙏🏻🙏🏻 thank you so much

[@Pseudoephrdrine]

You saved my favorite rainbow jacket today

[@Zzzzzzzzz678]

Nice, Thank you

[@0g0dn0]

I’m going to try that. Stay tuned.

[@maranathaandre7845]

Thanks

[@TheOneTrueErica]

Are there any products/steps you recommend to store the texture? I combed through the fur trim of my coat so it's better but it now feels and looks like dried-out wool.

[@michelesammartano5897]

Excellent! Not a load of gibber gabber. Quick, to the point, now where did I put that dog brush?

[@PARDEEPSINGH-dd2nc]

Thankyou❤❤

[@ajoyfulreed]

Worked for me! Thank you!!

[@skinnyminny2629]

I never thought of using the cat's brush lol i did use the cat's metal fur comb tho. Now I can use either or 🔥🔥🔥

[@parisrose129]

thank you queen 😭 I thought I was going to have to buy a whole new sweater

[@leeh5210]

Thanks I just realized you weren’t supposed to throw it in the dryer!! 😂

[@NattyGainz]

Big 🧠 thank u!

[@debbieg677]

Great tip!

[@JohnSmith-ih6zm]

Thanks you verry much

[@livingingflorida1111]

Ooooh...GREAT idea!!!

[@MS31512914]

It works, thank you so much. xx

[@Don_the_Myth.]

How about the fluff inside, please?

[@HisDearMissK]

Dang I need to refluff, restuff, and restrain the filling in my coat. It seems to have lost it's stitching and the fiber fill has fallen down to the hem. LOL I'll keep looking thanks!

[@flixzyfn1198]

Will a normal brush work

[@stargirl-nu5ng]

Thank you so much, I had a nice white jacket and I was stupid to put it in the dryer and it came out disappointing

[@dheawidya4374]

Thank you :')

[@TheUKNutter]

You're so smart...!

[@Ashes2Ashes_Blush2Blush]

What if its too matted...😅 Will it still work? I did the same exact dumb thing. The hood was SUPER fluffy and pretty. Now looks like a sheep.

[@michelesammartano5897]

Mine too. Packed with curls. I'm going to try this.

[@julz9378]

ty! now I don’t have to buy a new winter coat

[@dillondavis6255]

If I did this to my Canada goose it would lose half its value the amount of fur that would be ripped out

[@mariasmith2198]

Because you can't wash real fur. This is faux fur.

[@micahwright5901]

@@mariasmith2198 But what if I did wash real fur? What now? 😬

[@hassanbrooks9939]

@@mariasmith2198 tell that to those dogs at petco

[@emmatapley8838]

Why would you do this to real fur though 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kourgurjinder2673]

I have tried this technique before watching this video,but not too much difference

[@sekirovii4084]

I don’t have a dog brush but I do have an old hairbrush would that work

[@carinmorrison285]

This really works! Thank you!

[@firstnamelastname-ve9gj]

I dried my down jacket in heated dryer and now it’s flat. I think I ruined my coat :( anyway to revive the feathers?

[@LivingOnADime]

Put a tennis ball in the dryer with the coat.

[@firstnamelastname-ve9gj]

@@LivingOnADime My main issue/concern/wondering is can I put the dryer on high or medium heat? All over the internet it says low heat but at the laundromat the guy was telling me high heat... I did high last time and I was wondering if you think I burned/ruined some of the down feathers?

[@birdinreality8928]

Living On A Dime To Grow Rich recently dried my down jacket with tennis balls and it came out flat still, I know it won’t be good to wear in the cold since it’s so thin now, idk what to do

[@mrsnetrix]

Tfs this tip :)

[@frankdelaar]

hello do you still have that coat?

[@mikaeldurani5245]

Well my jacket is for 1200 dollar, how can i make the fur on it fluffy?

[@mollycarter5664]

Use a comb and then use a hair dryer

[@mazzerb2894]

I put mine in a drier too xx

[@C_U_R_I_E_L]

this can ruin your real fur coat, mink oil and a natural bristle brush that is soft is a better alternative.