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" Shoes: Stuff with crumpled-up newspaper and dry slowly, away from direct heat. Before they&amp;#039;re entirely dry, insert cedar shoe trees to make sure they dry out evenly and maintain their shape. Suit: Do not hang on a hanger, wring out, or do anything else that could warp its shape. Just lay it flat on a dry towel or cloth and let it air-dry. Leather jacket: Stuff it with paper towels and straighten out the sleeves and body so the leather doesn&amp;#039;t shrivel up. Dry away from any direct heat source and apply leather conditioner such as Zym\u00F6l, which uses non-petroleum-based ingredients like beef collagen and coconut oil. Wool or cashmere sweater: Set it flat on a towel or cloth to air-dry, and press gently to extract moisture. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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