Linen

  • Separate Colors: Separate dark and light-colored garments to prevent color bleeding during the wash.
  • Maximize Wear Between Washes: Linen clothes don't need frequent washing. Instead, hang them up to air out between wears to keep them fresh.
  • Gentle Machine or Hand Wash: When it's time to wash, opt for a gentle machine cycle with a low spin at a cold setting. High temperatures can weaken fibers and affect colors. For hand washing, use cold or lukewarm water for rinsing.
  • Air Dry for Best Results: Always air-dry linen pieces to preserve their quality. Avoid tumble drying, which can shrink or damage the fibers.
  • Handle with Care: Use sturdy hangers that won't leave impressions or stretch the fabric. Avoid thin wire hangers and clips that could distort the shape, especially around the shoulders.
  • Combat Creases Naturally: Linen can crease easily. Hang garments in a steamy bathroom while you shower to naturally release wrinkles using the steam.
These tips will help maintain the longevity and quality of your linen clothing while minimizing the environmental impact of care practices.
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