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Hello, I just found my scarf made of cashmere (48%), modal (26%), and cotton (26%), which I'd actually like to wash. However, the label says "dry clean only."
Can I still wash the scarf in the washing machine on the wool cycle (I'd rather not take it to a dry cleaner because of bad experiences) or should I just leave it alone?
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Please bring to the professional who can only be cleaned dry
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