How to wash and keep your clothes clean
Cotton
Cotton is a natural fiber that is easy to care for. It can be machine washed and dried on a regular setting. However, it is best to avoid using bleach on cotton clothing as it can damage the fibers. If you want to keep your cotton clothing looking its best, you should iron it on a low heat setting.
Here are some tips for washing cotton clothes:
- Wash cotton clothes in cold water.
- Use a mild detergent.
- Avoid using bleach.
- Dry cotton clothes on a regular setting.
- Iron cotton clothes at a low temperature.
To fix the indigo color so that it does not come off, use a bath with vintage, for 5L of water use the entire bottle. Let it work for 2 hours, rinse and let it air dry, your jeans will be less detached and the color will remain as new.
How to remove chewing gum from your clothes?
- You can put the garment in a freezer overnight and then scrape off the gum.
- Apply solvent to the part to be cleaned, leave to act then scrape.
- Another tip is to iron the reverse side of the fabric and put a paper to absorb the chewing gum under the effect of heat. This will transfer the chewing gum from your garment to the sheet.
Leather
Leather is a living natural material, like wood, that requires special care. It should not be machine washed or dried. Instead, you should clean leather clothing by hand.
Here are some tips for cleaning leather clothing:
- Use a damp cloth to wipe off dirt and dust.
- If the leather is dirty, you can use a solution of water and mild soap.
- Make sure to rinse the soap well.
- Dry leather garments with a soft cloth.
Wool
Wool is a delicate animal fiber. It can be machine washed and dried, but it is best to follow the care instructions on the garment label.
Here are some tips for washing wool clothes:
- Wash woolen garments in cold water.
- Never tumble dry wool garments.
- Use a mild detergent.
- Avoid using bleach.
- Dry woolen clothes on a low heat.
Practical tips for washing and keeping your clothes clean
- Always check the care label on your clothes before washing them.
- Separate light colors from dark colors.
- Pretreat stains before washing.
- Use the correct amount of detergent.
- Rinse your clothes thoroughly.
- Dry your clothes on the correct setting on your machine.
- Make sure to pack them in a way that protects them from dust and moths.
- Always check the drum of your machine for dents or damaged areas. This can be the main cause of holes in your clothes.
By following these tips, we hope you'll keep your clothes in their best condition for as long as possible.
