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Some people can't imagine doing laundry without adding fabric softener—it's almost second nature. Are you one of them? However, traditional fabric softener isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. What are its drawbacks, why should you think twice before using it, and what natural or commercial alternatives are out there? After reading the following lines, you might find yourself ready to switch gears and try some fresh alternatives.   Fabric softener smells lovely, but... Despite many claims...

Baking soda, also known as bicarbonate of soda, is an excellent natural cleaning agent with versatile uses in laundry. It’s effective not only for removing stains but also for neutralizing unpleasant odors and softening water. You can use it easily—just add approximately half a cup of baking soda directly to the washing machine drum along with your clothes, or pour it into the detergent compartment. Baking soda combines well with regular laundry detergent or powder, enhancing the cleaning power...

Light, coloured, dark? A white cotton t-shirt and a black silk shirt? How do you properly combine laundry in the washing machine so that it doesn't get damaged, stained, or require washing items one by one? Read on.   Why Sort Laundry? It's Not Just About Colour While sorting laundry by colour is the most basic step, it's not the only one. You should also sort by material and the level of dirt on your clothes. Washing similar fabrics together allows you to adjust the washing cycle and w...

Hand washing clothes is a gentle way to care for delicate and sensitive fabrics.   How to Hand Wash Clothes: Fill a basin with lukewarm water. Add a mild detergent suitable for hand washing and dissolve it thoroughly in the water. Submerge the clothes in the water and gently swish them around. Let them soak for a few minutes. Gently squeeze the clothes with your hands, focusing on any stains. If necessary, use a stain remover according to the instructions on the product. Drain the ...

Merino wool is known for its softness and exceptional properties, such as breathability and temperature regulation. To maintain these qualities, it is important to wash merino correctly.   How to Wash Merino? Merino wool is delicate and sensitive to heat and friction. When washing, follow these guidelines: Wash merino wool only when the clothing is truly dirty. Use a detergent designed for wool or delicate fabrics. Avoid detergents with enzymes and bleach. Wash merino clothing at 30...

Clean and fresh-smelling laundry is essential not only for our health but also for boosting our confidence and well-being. After all, who doesn’t want to feel like they’re walking on air in a pleasant, fragrant home, car, or space? The same goes for our clothing!  The PUELLA brand is bringing a revolutionary solution in the form of laundry perfumes. Today, we’ll introduce you to a selection of scents that will capture not only your nose but also your heart. Plus, you'll learn how to dose a...

Softshell clothing is designed to withstand weather conditions while providing comfort. To maintain its properties, it's essential to follow a few basic rules when washing. Wash softshell clothing separately and follow the temperature instructions on the care label. If you’ve already cut the label off, we recommend washing it at 30°C. Use a gentle detergent designed for technical materials or specifically for softshell. Avoid fabric softeners, as they can damage the functional properties of the...

When washing a jacket, it’s important to dot your i's and cross your t's by checking the care label for the recommended temperature, type of detergent, and other specifications. Before washing, zip up all zippers, button all buttons, and remove detachable parts like hoods or fur trims. The jacket should be washed inside out and ideally in a protective laundry bag.   How to Wash a Winter Jacket Washing a winter jacket can be more complicated due to the thicker material and often special f...

How to wash your favourite jeans to maintain their shape, colour, and longevity?   At What Temperature Should You Wash Jeans? Wash jeans at a low temperature, ideally at 30 °C. Higher temperatures can cause the fabric to shrink and the colours to fade.   How Often Should You Wash Jeans? Jeans do not need to be washed after every wear. It is recommended to wash them after 4 to 10 wears, depending on the level of dirt and odour.   Tips for Washing Jeans: Before washing, t...

Do you enjoy sports? Washing thermal underwear and activewear also requires special care to ensure these pieces maintain their practical properties and long lifespan.   How to Wash Thermal Underwear? Thermal underwear is specially designed to retain heat and wick away moisture. Wash it at a low temperature, ideally up to 30 °C, using a mild detergent. It’s best to wash thermal underwear by hand or on a gentle cycle in the washing machine.   How to Wash Functional Clothing? Functi...