Gabe & Grace Luxury Lambskin Rug Long Haired Natural

Description

Lambskins have many natural benefits which are indeed beneficial to babies. They provide much comfort and reassurance and research has shown that they can be beneficial to the sleep / feeding cycle of premature babies. The inherent qualities of lambskin are temperature balancing and they relieve pressure points, thereby giving comfort and aiding sleep. Due to these properties, lambskins are particularly wonderful during times when your child is feeling under the weather. To be enjoyed all year round by all babies and young children!

Guidelines

WARNING: Soft materials are generally not recommended as mattresses / mattress covers for infants under the age of one year. If used as bedding, it is recommended that children under the age of one are positioned on their backs and that the lambskin is covered with a sheet. Natural pilling with this product may occur where it has been cut. Brush before use.Check / shake regularly for any loose fibres which may occur naturally with this product.

To avoid danger of suffocation, keep the accompanying plastic bag out of the reach of babies and children. Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988 S.I. No 1324, Schedule 4 Part 1 and Schedule 5 Part 1.)

WASHING INSTRUCTIONS Washing By Hand: Use a special shampoo wash for lambskin, and wash at 30 deg C. After washing, wring by hand and pull into shape. Dry with care, wool side up. Whilst drying, keep plumping and pulling into shape.

Caution: Avoid placing in direct sunlight as this will damage the colour. Avoid placing on direct heat from radiators. Wash the lambskin on its own to avoid colour transfer from other items of washing. Machine Wash: Due to our special tanning process, machine wash is possible, following these instructions. Choose a programme for wool at 30 deg C. Only spin mildly. We strongly recommend the Lambskin Shampoo Wash   for hand or machine washing.

Tumble Drying: Do not heat on a high heat setting – use an ironing dry setting. The leather side often remains very damp. Leave this to air dry naturally. Whilst drying in fresh air, keep plumping and pulling the lambskin into shape. After drying, brush the lambskin with a metal toothed comb or brush to help restore the wool to its soft, fluffy appearance.

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