Care instructions for knitting a hand-sweater

You've found or designed an amazing sweater. It appears to be created specifically for your body and is perfectly fitted. The color is flawless and brings out the blush on your cheeks when you put it on. You wear it proudly, confidently and often. But you are so scared of putting it into the washer that you've been handwashing it for several months. Is there a better option?
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It is possible to wash your sweater more frequently if very active and busy. Clothing can get very filthy quickly when playing with pets or children. It may end in the laundry bin when you don't have the time or the patience to wash your sweater by hand. And then, one day, your husband or some other person who is helpful will throw it in the washing machinein an effort to be helpful, and it could end up getting damaged. This isn't the best method to take care of the garment you hand-knit.
Your sweater can be irreparably damaged by husbands or do-gooders. Cats that play in the laundry can easily get their claws into your sweater. They may try to grab and unravel your garment when they run away.

There are some sweaters you don't even have to worry about. They don't have to be washed by hand, and can easily be tossed in the wash machine. Acrylic sweaters are washable, dried and dried but it is recommended to take it out early and dry it out on the line. Superwash wool is designed to be used in both the dryer and washing machine. If the cotton is dried too long, it may get damaged. Pull it out after it is damp, and dry it on the line. The colors can also be bled from cotton.
Certain sweaters shouldn't be put in the machine. Wool will become more tense and shrink. Mohair sweaters are more secure than wool, and should be washed by hand. Bamboo will expand when wet and will never be the exact identical.
If you have to hang your clothes inside the closet, do not use metal hangers. There are wide wooden hangers which will ensure that hangers do not leave marks on the sweater. They will be more spacious in your closet, so you can place them in your drawer once they're dry.