We highly recommend routinely airing out your Kakun bed and body pillows on a bright and breezy day; allowing the fresh air and sun's rays to naturally clean, sanitize, refresh and revive.

All Kakūn pillows have inherently breathable and thermal-regulating properties, making the need for washing greatly reduced.

However, when washing is required, we advise to clean just the inner and outer pillow casings, rather than the pillow fill itself

Shredded Latex:

• Do not wash shredded latex.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight or heat source.

Wool:

• Do not machine wash.
• If needed, spot clean gently with cold water and mild soap. 
• Always avoid washing wool in hot water, as this will cause shrinkage.

Every Kakūn bed and body pillow comes with both an inner and outer casing; both of which are machine washable.

Here are a few tips:

• Avoid washing your organic cotton in hot water and drying it at a high temperature (the heat breaks down the fibre and shortens the life of your product)
• Cold to warm water is best, on a delicate cycle
• Tumble dry low or hang to dry
• Try sun bleaching your white cotton on a beautiful summer’s day! 

Mattress Casing:

• We recommend routinely airing out your mattress casing on a beautifully sunny, preferably breezy, day, allowing both the wind and heat to naturally clean and refresh it's all natural materials.
• When needed, gentle spot cleaning with eco friendly soap is acceptable (make sure to air dry thoroughly before closing up the mattress).
• Treat tougher stains and soiling with vinegar and water solution.
• DO NOT machine wash.

Latex Mattress Layers:

• SPOT CLEAN ONLY. Unzip the cover of the mattress and gently dab the latex with an eco friendly soap and minimal water. Air dry completely before closing up the cover
• DO NOT expose latex layers to direct sunlight or any heat source.

To maintain the life of your mattress, we recommend flipping and rotating the top two layers every 6 months.

If the top layer is soft latex we recommend this process be done seasonally.

→ Watch how to flip and rotate your mattress layers

What should my mattress lay on?

All Kakun mattresses are to be supported by a mattress foundation.

• Consider laying your mattress on a slatted platform system, such as this one.
• To help further draw air through your mattress, promoting ventilation and inhibiting the growth of mold, mildew and bacteria in humid environments, consider also placing it on a coconut coir rug.
• Contact us to explore other possible options.
• DO NOT place your mattress directly on the floor. Mattresses need to breathe.

• Flip and rotate your topper once per month
• Avoid exposing your topper to direct sunlight or any high heat source.

• We recommend sunning your all-wool topper periodically to refresh the fibres. Do not sun your topper if it contains latex.
• Spot clean only. When needed, gently spot clean with mild eco-friendly soap and minimal cold water. Treat tougher stains and soiling with vinegar and water solution. Air dry in a well-ventilated area.
• We recommend using a washable cotton or wool mattress protector to keep your topper clean

Cotton Sheets and Duvets:

• Machine wash on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colours, with cold water and a natural, plant based laundry detergent. We don't recommend using whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colours; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach. Line dry, or tumble dry low and remove promptly.
• Fabric softeners and dryer sheets reduce the absorbency of cotton textiles and are not recommended.

Linen Sheets and Duvets:

• All our linen is machine washable. We recommend machine washing on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colours, with cold water and a natural, plant based laundry detergent.
  
• We do not recommend using whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colours; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach. Line dry, or tumble dry low and remove promptly. Use a steamer as needed. Use a hot iron as needed.

Kakun Wool Comforters:

• Spot-clean or spot-soak your comforter with mild soap and cold water. Hang or lay flat to air dry.
• Hydrogen peroxide can be used to disinfect and lift tougher stains or soiling.
• Sunning your comforter a few times a year helps keep it fresh. Indoors, just open the curtains and let the rays in. Or take it outside to soak up the sun in the fresh air.
• Dry cleaning is not recommended unless taken to a certified "green" dry cleaner.

Coyuchi Comforters:

• Machine wash on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colours, with cold water and a natural, plant based laundry detergent.
• Coyuchi does not recommend using whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colours; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach.
• Line dry, or tumble dry low and remove promptly.
• Fabric softeners and dryer sheets reduce the absorbency of cotton textiles and are not recommended.

General Quilt + Blanket Care:

• Machine wash on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colours, with cold water and a natural, plant based laundry detergent.
• We do not recommend using whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colours; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach.
• Line dry, or tumble dry low and remove promptly.
• Fabric softeners and dryer sheets reduce the absorbency of cotton textiles and are not recommended.

Throws:

• We recommend washing your throw on their own or with other bedding, not with your clothes, as this will prevent them from snagging on buttons and zippers.

Kakun Wool Harringbone Throw:

• Spot clean only, running cold water and a mild detergent through the area of focus.
• Do not machine dry. Squeeze gently with a towel and hang or lay flat to dry.

Coyuchi Hand-stitched Quilt

• To get the full crinkled effect, we recommend washing and drying before first use.
• Machine wash on the gentle or delicate cycle with like colours, with cold water and a natural, plant-based laundry detergent. Line dry, or tumble dry low and remove promptly.
• Coyuchi does not recommend using whiteners, as bleaching agents may diminish the brilliance and depth of the colours; when needed, use only non-chlorine bleach.