Useful tips
Laundry and laundry care are standard procedures in any home that values cleanliness and health. However, often, even if this process has become a habit and is routine, the result can be unstable. What does this depend on?
In this article, we'll show you how to properly wash and care for your clothes in order to keep them fresh for a long time.
Laundry
Water temperature

Choosing the optimal water temperature for washing a particular type of clothing is the key to your success. Cold water, for example, is great for washing light or thin fabrics, garments that tend to shrink after washing, and dark fabrics when there is a risk of the shade fading. In addition, the use of cool water when washing significantly reduces utility costs.
Warm water is best used for washing slightly soiled fabrics and handmade linen. Finally, hot water is great for bed linen, towels, white cotton fabric and brightly colored workwear, especially those with grease stains from various oils and other specific ones products.
Powder

Often, when we come to the store for powder, we choose either the one our parents used or grab the cheaper one. However, there are plenty of ways to choose the perfect detergent for you.
Laundry detergents are great for a large number of items at a time and usually save you money, but they are not suitable for washing in cold water and can leave white stains on the fabric.
Many liquid conditioners and laundry detergents contain special ingredients that prevent the rapid appearance of stains on the fabric in the future. The best way to choose the right remedy is to read its composition. The more enzymes it contains, the stronger its cleansing properties are.
What about capsules and pills? They are pretty convenient and easy to use. At the same time, they contain the necessary amount of money, but they can hit your pocket.
Garment care
Less money

One of the most common mistakes when washing is using excessive amounts of conditioner or powder. In this case, too much foam forms and the washed dirt returns back. The positive result of such washing is not noticeable in most cases.
When washing, it is better to use half of the recommended volume on the package, and if you are satisfied with the result, continue like this. In addition, this approach saves you money.
Timely stain removal

The secret to removing difficult stains lies in the speed of your reaction — the faster you wash it, the better the result will be. As soon as you put the stain on your clothes, if possible, soak it under cool water, rub it with soap or detergent, and send the item to the washing machine.
If the stain is still in place after the procedure, do not send the item to the dryer. Use a little more stain remover and wash again. At the same time, remember that each stain needs its own specific approach.
Shrinkage and stretching

The reasons for clothes to shrink and shrink are always varied: from the type and texture of the fabric, the origin of the fibers to the washing method you use. As a result, the item is ruined — it loses its original appearance and original form, and you lose your time and mood.
In order to avoid this result, there are many ways, one of which is to use cold water settings when washing, avoid excessive friction and tension during manual washing wash and prevent things from overheating in the dryer.
Read also: 16 things you CAN and CANNOT wash in a washing machine
Bed linen care
Shedding clothes

Every housewife knows that it is impossible to wash together light-colored clothes and clothes of bright colors that tend to shed. Unless, of course, you want to intentionally paint your white shirt in the color of a pink sock thrown into the typewriter.
Not all things shed, but in order to check this or that bright thing, you just need to wet the cotton pad and rub the inner seams on the clothes with it. If staining has occurred, wash clothes separately.
Bleaching

Many people often face one very unpleasant problem. Even expensive dark clothes lose color over time, look old and worn out.
In order to avoid this, you must turn the right thing inside out every time before washing. This will help you maintain the rich color of your clothes for a long time and increase their wear time.
Whiteness

It's hard to argue with the fact that snow-white things look beautiful, elegant and expensive — rather pointless. When a white thing turns gray or yellow after several washings, it's not about it at all. The problem may be that you use too low a temperature for washing water.
Another possible cause of this problem may be overloading the washing machine – try reducing the amount of things you load into it. When overload occurs, dirt from less clean clothes sticks to the rest of the things in the washing machine.
Washing tips
Exquisite underwear
Everyone likes to look pretty and feel comfortable. If you want your expensive lace underwear to serve you for a long time and your bras to retain their original shape, you should wash them by hand in a container filled with cool water.
In case you don't have the time or desire to wash with your hands, load the items into a special underwear net and use the delicate wash mode to avoid unwanted ones damage.
Removing folds

If you don't have enough time to iron or simply don't want to, there are many different ways to give your crumpled clothes a fresh look. To do this, you can use the dryer by setting the lowest temperature in the settings. She'll do it all for you.
In addition, you should remove things from the dryer as quickly as possible and immediately hang them on a hanger, hangers or back of a chair.
