Laundry Tips for Washing Clothes During Winters
We
all cherish the feeling of having hot chocolate while snuggled in our blankets
during the colder winter months. But doing laundry in winters is a real mood
killer. Winters might be relatively short but it’s crucial to take necessary
precautions while taking care of our woollens.
Have you ever experienced the pain when your top load washing machine or semi-automatic washing machine shrunk your favorite sweater? We all have struggled to maintain our new sweaters and mittens. Top load fully automatic washing machines are a bliss but sometimes it drops off the woollens.
Take
a look at these simple laundry tips to easily maintain your woollens and extend
their shelf life:
- Read
     the labels on the clothes
     before washing them. Labels clearly mention which method is perfect to
     ensure a long life for your fabric. If you’re using a top
     load fully automatic washing machine, utilize the delicate water
     cycle for gentle and fragile fabrics. Sturdy fabrics such as denim,
     however, can be washed using the normal
     settings of your top load washing
     machine and you don’t need to worry about them
- Say yes to messy laundry bags.
     If you already know this hack, it must have saved your lingerie from any
     snags. Just to give your delicates extra care, you can even consider getting
     mesh laundry bags and use them in your semi-automatic washing machines.
 
 
- If you have a Panasonic dryer
     washer, it’s auto tub clean feature consequently cleans the tub after each
     wash cycle, preventing the gunk of detergent residues that’s responsible
     for foul odour from your laundry.
 
 
- Washing your clothes inside out
     extends the life of clothes. Embroidery, embellishments, sequins on the
     dresses can be saved from falling off. This way, inside of the dresses can
     take the brunt of the washing action of your semi-automatic
     washing machine
     and keep your clothes in good shape
 
 
- Using cold water while washing
     will prevent shrinkage of the natural fabric. It’s a great tip if your
     cotton dresses shrink after a few washes.
- Stacking all your dresses and
     putting them together in your top
     load washing machine sure sounds convenient. However, there’s limited
     daylight during winters and every fabric has unique laundry rules. Washing
     them all may hamper the quality of your dresses. Some top load fully automatic washing machines have an alternate
     setting, and it is recommended to use these settings during this time.
     Clothes can be segregated and washed independently to preserve their
     condition. Segregation and classification is the best way to wash winter
     garments.
- Another important factor is how you store your winter clothes. Winter clothes need to be stored with essential care to prevent insect attacks and foul odour. Otherwise, winter clothes can be kept in plastic or paper packs to prevent any damage.
Woolens require a lot
of care and they may take more time to launder and dry. The shelf life of these
clothes can be extended through a defined usage. Incorrect methods may hamper
the fabric of sweaters and covers. With these above-mentioned tips, your
woollens will be cheerful and have an extended life!
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