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Cleaning a hat The impact of dirt and weather are inevitable with hats you wear regularly. How to clean a hat depends very much on its material but almost everything can be cleaned. If you need further more detailed advice you may have to speak to a delicate cleaning professional.  Cleaning the sweat band inside a hat Occasionally flip down the sweat band so it can dry and air out. If your sweatband regularly soaks up a lot of sweat or hair oils then make sure you dry it out often. If you must clean the sweatband... be very careful. Try using a toothbrush dipped in a mild soap solution and scrubbing. Rinse and blot very carefully. Baby wipes are also a great way to spot clean light stains.  Cleaning a straw hat For light dirt, use a soft cloth like a chamois, that has been held in steam for a few seconds. Gently rub in circles. For very stubborn stains, try some dry cleaning fluid. *Always consult a professional cleaner before using any chemical cleaners. For light colored straw try ½ teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide and ½ teaspoon of warm water. For dark colored straw try ½ teaspoon of ammonia and ¼ cup of water. Cleaning a felt hat Remove surface dirt with soft hat brush. Use a dark bristled hat brush for dark hats and light colored bristled hat brush for light hats. You can use a lint remover or some painters tape to remove stubborn lint. If you get something on your hat that is sticky or dirty...immediately run under a GENTLE stream of room temperature water and tap with fingertip and let dry naturally. For set in stains, you may need to have it cleaned by a professional. Always let your hat dry NATURALLY.. Never use a blow dryer, forced air to heat/dry. Do not dry in the sun as it may shrink, fade, or become misshapen.  Felt hats should be brushed regularly... most hat manufacturers suggest that you start brushing your hat on the left side of the hat and move counter clockwise, brushing towards the back. Be sure to brush the brim and crown in same direction. A dusty hat Use a soft bristled brush first to remove most of the dust, then take a damp towel and gently rub the dampened towel in a circular motion over the surface to quickly remove dust. Use a dry part of the towel to finish.  Oil stains **Highly recommended to seek advice from a professional cleaner before attempting to clean it yourself. Oily stains in straw or felt are a bigger challenge. For these you'll need some baking powder, as it will draw the oily residue out of the hat fibers. Don’t use baking powder on silks and delicates though.  Brush the stained spot off first. Apply a small spot of baking soda, and let is sit for two or three hours. Brush the power off afterwards with a soft brush or towel. Repeat this process if necessary. When finished, use a rubber sponge to clean away powder that may have penetrated into the felt. If stains remain after all of this, don’t fear but you'll need to seek professional help, you can email us for some details. Cleaning a wool hat Some wool hats with very stubborn stains can be gently sanded with a piece of sandpaper. Be careful because you don’t want to create a bald spot.Sometimes when it comes to oil and grease, you can brush that off: sprinkle some talcum powder on the stain and surrounding area and brush with a hat brush. Or, try a mixture of 1 teaspoon of baby shampoo or very gentle shampoo with a cup of warm water... run over it gently with a hat brush. Cleaning a leather hat Smooth leather hats can be treated like soft leather shoes. They can be waxed and buffed with a clear shoe polish- and darker polish can often cover scratches. A boot or leather cream is also an option. DO NOT use products containing mink oil. You can also use saddle soap for cleaning and conditioning.  Cleaning Flowers/Lace/Ribbons/Veils/Feathers Flowers can be gently wiped clean or dusted. Sometimes, acrylic spray can be used to help old flowers keep their shape. Be very cautious with vintage or delicate flowers and adornments. Lace can often be cleaned by gently rinsing in a dish of warm soapy water...soak and squeeze, soak and squeeze... never rub or twist. Rinse the same way and then smooth out on a towel and place another towel on top. Some ribbons can be dusted off using a puff of velvet cloth. They can often be steamed. Using a curling iron to restore a curl is possible. Always store ribbons loosely with other ribbons.  Veils can be dusted and pressed... make sure you use waxed paper and a medium hot iron. Feathers can be dusted with other feathers... dipped in a mild soapy solution, rinsed and hung up to dry. Do not ever steam feathers. Never wash painted fruit decorations... just gently dust. Water will probably cause the paint to run.