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Do you want your favourite coloured clothing to look as good as new even after multiple washes? To keep them in tip-top shape, all it takes is following a few simple rules. In this article, we’ll share tried-and-true tips and methods on how to properly wash coloured clothes and keep them looking as fresh as the morning dew for a long time.   6 Steps to Vibrant Coloured Clothing   1. Sort Laundry by Colour The first step you should always take is to carefully sort your clothes by c...

Washing pillows is important for maintaining their cleanliness and hygiene. However, each type of pillow requires specific care to avoid damage.   How to Wash a Memory Foam Pillow?  Memory foam pillows should not be washed in a washing machine. It is best to clean them by hand. Gently wash them in cold water using a mild detergent. Avoid vigorous twisting and wringing. After washing, allow the pillow to air dry naturally, away from direct sunlight or heat, to preserve its shape. &n...

Washing polyester is relatively simple because polyester is a durable and low-maintenance synthetic material. Polyester fabrics are popular for their resistance to shrinking, wrinkling, and quick drying, making them an ideal choice for sports and everyday clothing. However, it is crucial to follow the correct washing procedure to maintain the fabric's quality. Polyester can be washed in a washing machine at temperatures around 30 °C to 40 °C. Higher temperatures could damage the fibres or cause...

Removing wax from clothing can be challenging but with the right steps it is possible to achieve a clean result without damaging the fabric.  The first step is to let the wax harden; the fastest way to do this is to put your clothes in the freezer for about 30 minutes. Then gently scrape off the hardened wax with a dull knife or card to remove as much wax as possible without damaging the material. Followed by the use of a paper napkin or a clean cotton cloth. Place it on the wax spot and ...

Washing sneakers in the washing machine is a practical solution for those who want to keep their favorite shoes clean without much effort. However, to maintain the quality of your shoes, there are a few principles to follow. Before washing, remove laces and liners, wash them separately or by hand. Place the trainers in a washing net or pillowcase to reduce the risk of damage. When choosing a detergent, we recommend using a liquid detergent, which is easier to rinse and reduces the chance of se...

Laundry – a chore nobody can escape. Whether it's a household with kids, a young couple, or students living on their own, everyone wants clean and fresh clothes. In this article, let's take a closer look at how much a single wash roughly costs and how we can save on this essential task.   How Much Does One Wash Cost? Calculating the cost of a single wash requires factoring in several key elements, such as energy and water consumption, as well as the costs of laundry detergents and fab...

Why doesn’t clothing smell fresh after washing? There are several reasons why clothing may not smell fresh or may even stink after washing. The most common causes include the buildup of bacteria, mould, and residues of laundry detergent in the washing machine.   Reasons Why Clothing Doesn't Smell Fresh After Washing Accumulated bacteria and mould: The damp and warm environment in the washing machine is ideal for the growth of bacteria and mould, which can cause odours. Regularly clean ...

Proper sorting of laundry by colour is important for maintaining the brightness of colours and preventing them from bleeding. How can you wash different colours together?   Basic Categories of Colours: White and light colours: Wash white and light-coloured laundry, such as pastel shades, together. Avoid adding dark or vividly coloured items that could cause staining. Dark colours: Wash black, dark blue, dark green, and dark grey clothing together. These colours tend to bleed, so it’s ...

Blood on clothing can be one of the most challenging stains to remove, especially once it has dried. Quick action is therefore key to successfully removing this stubborn stain.   Using Cold Water If the blood stain is fresh, rinse it immediately with cold water. Cold water helps prevent the coagulation of proteins in the blood, making it easier to remove the stain. Never wash a blood stain with hot water, as this can set the stain into the fabric, making it more difficult to remove. &nb...

Washing curtains requires a gentle approach to preserve their quality and appearance.   At What Temperature Should You Wash Curtains? Curtains should be washed at lower temperatures, ideally between 30 and 40 degrees Celsius. Higher temperatures can damage delicate fabrics and cause them to shrink or fade.   What Program Should You Use to Wash Curtains? For curtains, use a gentle or hand wash program on your washing machine. This program ensures a gentle wash and minimizes the ri...