[Cotton and linen clothing cleaning] As modern society advocates the dressing concept of low-carbon life. Nowadays, more and more friends are wearing cotton and linen clothing, so how to clean cotton and linen clothing
Cotton and linen clothing generally refers to textile products made of cotton and linen mixed and spun in a certain proportion.
The advantage of cotton and linen blended fabrics compared with other fabrics is that they are cheaper. At the same time, cotton and linen blended fabrics have the common advantages of cotton and linen, and are environmentally friendly, breathable, comfortable, feel good, and comfortable to wear. However, cotton and linen clothing
There are also many things to pay attention to when washing clothes. Improper washing methods will cause clothes to fade, fluff, shrink, etc., affecting the wear of clothes.
Cleaning method
1. Clothes mainly made of cotton and linen are generally washed separately by hand. If washed by machine, use gentle washing. Wash separately. Washing time should not exceed 30 minutes.
2. Cotton and linen clothes should not be soaked. Wash them in cold water; wash them immediately. It is best to add a spoonful of salt to cold water for the first wash.
3. Use neutral laundry detergent or specialized laundry detergent, such as silk and linen detergent. It is prohibited to use chlorine- and enzyme-containing cleaning products.
4. After washing, do not expose it to the sun. Please lay knitted products flat to dry.
5. For a more perfect wearing effect, iron before wearing. Cotton and linen fabrics are generally ironed at a medium temperature of 160℃-180℃.
6. If you are not wearing them, you can neatly stack or hang the washed and dried clothes and place them in a cool and ventilated place.
7. Do not iron coated cotton, linen, or glued fabrics.
Note: Cotton and linen clothing can be washed with various detergents. Before washing, you can soak it in water for a few minutes, but not too long to avoid color damage. Do not use a hard brush or rub the clothing hard to cause the cloth surface to fuzz; do not twist it hard after washing. Do not soak colored fabrics in hot water.
Cotton and linen fabrics are generally not afraid of the sun, but long-term exposure to the sun will reduce the fastness to wear and easily cause the clothing to fade or turn yellow. Therefore, the reverse side of the clothing should be dried. When wearing, avoid being stained with acid and causing corrosion damage. Cotton and linen clothing should be stacked flat after being washed, dried, and ironed; storage should avoid moisture, heat, and lack of ventilation. Uncleanness in the wardrobe can easily cause mildew.
