Nylon Basting
Nylon Basting
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 NYLON-BRISTLE BASTING BRUSH - KITCHENAID - BLACK  US $9.99
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 Vasconia Nylon Basting Spoon US $1.50
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 KitchenAid Nylon Basting Spoon, Black US $5.99
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 BRAND NEW! FACTORY SEALED! KITCHENAID NYLON BASTING SPOON US $9.95
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 Nylon Basting Spoon Purple US $4.99
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 Basting Spoon Nylon - Kitchen Tools & Gadgets US $3.99
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 Vasconia Nylon Basting Spoon NIP US $2.40
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 KitchenAid Red Serving Utensil Slotted Spoon Nylon Basting US $9.99
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 KitchenAid Nylon Basting Spoon, Black US $11.34
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 Bottle Top Baster BBQ Grill Sauce Screw On Nylon Basting Brush Cap Oil Condiment US $4.99
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 3 Traex Professional Nylon Pastry Basting Brushes US $16.20
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 Kitchenaid, Black, Nylon Basting Brush US $7.81
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 Bradshaw Good Cook Euro II, Black Nylon Basting Spoon US $4.34
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 Kitchenaid, Black, Nylon Basting Spoon US $7.81
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Would you in a budget crunch, dry clean your long 81% wool/11%nylon/9%polyester winter coat lined with 100%...?
...polyester, that has a genuine attached [not snap-off, not basted, sewn into the seam!]] genuine silver fox lapel -- in your own home dryer with a dry-cleaning sheet? I know it won't hurt the coat. I've been unable to find the answer to whether it would hurt the fur. I'm not the income level to turn it over to a professional furrier.
Take it to a "green cleaner" in your area and not a furrier! It should be fine. They will warn you about the fur but if they do not use "perc" like most regular cleaners, the other solvents will not hurt the fur. Make sure you use a quality place where the people know what they are talking about (and speak your language). Look up "green" cleaners that use a "hydrocarbon" or silicone solvent. Both of these will do fine for the price of a coat with fur trim and not the cost of "fur" cleaning!