Lniane wezgłowie

Suszenie

W przypadku poszewki zewnętrznej lnianej radzimy unikać suszenia w suszarce bębnowej. Tego typu suszenie skraca żywotność włókien i może sprawić, że tkanina się skurczy lub zacznie gorzej wyglądać. Poszewkę najlepiej wyjąć z pralki jeszcze lekko wilgotną (ale nie ociekającą wodą!), strzepnąć i suszyć ją w ciepłym, przewiewnym i zacienionym miejscu. Unikaj wyżymania i wykręcania, zadbaj, żeby powietrze miało dostęp z każdej strony poszewki (najlepiej położyć na płasko na suszarce na pranie).

Prasowanie

Prasowanie poszewki zewnętrznej jest możliwe, jednak najlepiej żeby była wywrócona na lewą stronę, by uniknąć stworzenia „wyświeceń” materiału po stronie prawej i koniecznie jeszcze wilgotna przed rozpoczęciem tej czynności. Zalecana temperatura prasowania lnu to 180°-220°. Zalecamy jednak użycie parownicy i z odległości prasować zagniecenia parą.

Akcesoria do zawieszenia wezgłowia na ścianie

Wykonane są w całości z naturalnego, olejowanego drewna dębowego z wygrawerowanym logo naszej marki. Przy zakupieniu wezgłowia istnieje możliwość wybrania sposobu zawieszenia go na ścianie. Kiedy wybrane zostały pętelki, można zdecydować pomiędzy dwoma typami haczyków:

• z zakończeniem w formie walca, czyli haczyk "O" (w zestawie 4 haczyki)
• z zakończeniem w formie walca, czyli haczyk "T" (w zestawie 4 haczyki)
  

Przy wybraniu wezgłowia z tunelem, możliwe jest wybranie dwóch sposobów zawieszenia: z zakończeniem w formie walca, czyli haczyk "O" (w zestawie 4 haczyki)

• relingu podwójnego łączonego pośrodku uchwytem (w sumie w zestawie są 2 relingi i 3 uchwyty), dzięki czemu zyskujemy możliwość powieszenia blisko siebie obu poduch. To rozwiązanie sprawdza się przy łóżkach o materacach 140 i 160 cm.
• relingu pojedynczego (w zestawie są 2 relingi i 2 uchwyty). Istnieje jednak możliwość powieszenia obok siebie dwóch pojedynczych relingów na w sumie 4 uchwytach - należy wtedy wziąć pod uwagę, że poduchy będą od siebie oddalone.

Accessories for mounting the headboard on the wall

They are made entirely of natural oiled oak wood with our brand logo engraved. When purchasing the bedhead, it is possible to choose how to hang it on the wall. When loops are chosen, you can decide between two types of hooks:

• with a cylindrical end, the "O" hook (4 hooks included)
  
• with a cylindrical end, the "T" hook (4 hooks included).
  

If a bedhead with a tunnel has been selected, there are two ways of hanging it: with a cylindrical ending, i.e. an "O" hook (4 hooks included):

• a double railing connected in the middle by a holder (there are 2 rails and 3 holders in the set), which makes it possible to hang both cushions close to each other. This solution is suitable for beds with 140 and 160 cm mattresses.
  
• The single rail (set includes 2 railings and 2 holders). However, it is also possible to hang two single rails next to each other with a total of 4 holders, in which case you must take into account that the cushions will be further apart.
  

Care

We recommend washing the whole outer pillowcase, rather than spot scrubbing, which can affect discolouration/soiling in just one area. It is best to react immediately to any soiling, spills and wash the whole pillowcase. Remember, however, that only the outer pillowcase should be washed; the inner pillowcase can be shaken out if necessary. From time to time, we also suggest that you wipe the entire bedhead so that it returns to its original shape.

Remember not to hang the bedhead in direct sunlight, as the fabric may fade (also locally) when exposed to the sun.

What to expect

This is a natural, hand-sewn product. Each product is therefore unique, the pillows may differ slightly from each other and may have small irregularities. With use, the outer fabric may crease (from leaning against it), while the kapok, under the influence of gravity and the pressure of your body, may fall slightly to the bottom of the cushion or shift and create a hollow to fit the shape of your back and head. The best thing to do then is to take the bedhead off and give it a firm full kneading and rubbing so that the kapok returns to its place - and the pillow to its original shape.

In the case of a linen pillowcase hanging on hooks (rather than a rail), the fabric may pull out at the point of greatest tension, i.e. at the holders themselves.

Remember that all fabrics have been washed before they were sewn into pillowcases to stabilise the dimensions of the fabric. This is to avoid the fabric coming together during the period of use. Remember, however, that linen has an average shrinkage of 1-5%, so pillowcases may shrink with subsequent washings. So the bedhead, although made of natural materials, should not dye the wall or clothes.

Cleaning

Our products are made from 100% natural materials, which makes them more delicate than their synthetic equivalents, so we recommend washing them as rarely as possible (e.g. 1-2 times a year) to enjoy them for as long as possible.

Outer pillowcase:

The linen outer pillowcase can safely be washed in the wadhing machine with organic detergents in a gentle mode at 30 degrees and on the lowest spin speed along with similar colours. Remember to turn the pillowcase inside out and button it. When hand washing, we advise against soaking and kneading, and when disposing of excess water after washing, wringing and wringing as it can cause distortion. We recommend washing linen separately (without other fabrics) and paying attention to their colours (do not combine white with colours). Ideally, the pillowcase should not be alone in an empty drum, as linen is then more vulnerable to mechanical damage. Keep spinning to a minimum (400 rpm) or abandon it altogether - mechanical spinning at high speed can cause irreparable damage and creases. Remember not to use bleach on fabrics, which can discolour and weaken fibres, and softeners, which reduce the natural absorption properties of fabrics.

Inner pillowcase:

Due to its size, we advise against washing the inner pillowcase with the kapok in it. However, we recommend airing, whisking or steaming the inner pillowcase to disinfect and refresh it. After this treatment, however, we recommend that you let it dry before putting on the outer pillowcase.

Ironing

Ironing the outer pillowcase is possible, but preferably it should be turned inside out to avoid creating a "shine" on the right side of the fabric and it is essential that it is still damp before doing so. The recommended ironing temperature for linen is 180°-220°. However, we recommend using a steam iron and ironing the creases with steam from a distance.

Drying

For a linen outer pillowcase, we advise you to avoid tumble drying. This type of drying shortens the life of the fibres and can make the fabric shrink or look worse. It is best to take the pillowcase out of the washing machine still slightly damp (but not dripping wet!), shake it off and dry it in a warm, airy and shaded place. Avoid wringing and twisting, make sure air can get in from all sides of the pillowcase (preferably lay it flat on a laundry dryer).