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Cleaning UpTry to be as nice to your quilts as possible so they don’t need to be cleaned too often. Wash 20th-century quilts yourself but send those from the 19th-century to a textile conservator for washing. Make sure the quilt is strong--both fabric and stitching--before you wash it. Absolutely do not dry-clean a cotton quilt. More to check out: Fabric-Free Quilts |
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