We think it is no secret to anyone that in order to maintain order in the wardrobe, he needs to provide proper and appropriate care. If your clothes are too heavily soiled, they will certainly have to be dry cleaned. However, it is better not to allow this and to carry out proper care of the clothes yourself.
Recommended Wool Care
As you know, clothes made of wool perfectly retain heat, practically do not get dirty, and wrinkle a little. In rare cases, folds appear on woolen things. If this happens, then it will be enough to sprinkle the product with ordinary water and hang it to smooth in the bathroom. Woolen items must be washed by hand and only use products that are suitable for washing delicate items. Badges for the care of wool clothes tell us that such products do not tolerate long soaking, and it is also forbidden to twist them too much. After washing, such a thing cannot be squeezed at all, it must be wet in a clean terry towel. Drying wool products is best on a flat surface, otherwise deformation may occur.
You should also know some features and tricks:
- You can rinse woolen clothes with the addition of 1 tablespoon of ordinary wine vinegar.
- If the product turns yellow, and this is quite common, then dip it in clean water with the addition of lemon juice.
- The spots that have appeared can be dried, and then removed with a dry brush.
- Garment care signs, especially woolen ones, are best read before washing.
Care for flax products
Linen clothes, like woolen clothes, practically do not get dirty, have a smooth surface, do not pile, absorb moisture well, and dry quickly. Basic care for linen clothes involves ironing. Linen clothes can dry after washing, so it is absolutely necessary to iron them carefully. Remember that such colored fabric is forbidden to be washed at a temperature of more than 60 degrees.
Cotton Care
Cotton fabric is characterized by increased strength, as well as resistance to high temperatures. Products from it dry for a long time and crumple strongly, in addition, they give strong shrinkage during washing. It is recommended to wash such colored things at a temperature of no more than 40 degrees, and white (sheets, towels) - no more than 60 degrees.
Viscose care
Viscose fabric may resemble cotton. Clothing made from such a material absorbs moisture well and quickly, but when wet it loses its strength too quickly. In this
regard, viscose requires special care: it is necessary to wash only by hand, the water temperature should not exceed 35-40 degrees, it is not recommended to press too hard, and it is also necessary to use only mild detergents.
Silk Care
As a rule, clothes made of natural silk are appropriate in any wardrobe. In addition, she is pleasantly attached to the body. It is necessary to wash such products in lukewarm water with the addition of special detergents. The washing process itself should be very neat: do not rub clothes, do not twist them and dry them away from bright direct sunlight.