Why You're Washing Coloreds Wrong: These Mistakes Are Ruining Your Clothes
Many people make mistakes when washing colored items.
This is why they lose their brightness prematurely.
Let's figure out what typical mistakes many people make when washing clothes.
The main rules for washing colored clothes
The first thing you need to do when washing colored items is to turn them inside out. Moreover, this advice is relevant not only for colored underwear, but also for clothes with embroidery and prints.
For one wash, you should choose the most suitable items for each other. That is, you should not wash pink and blue together, as well as knitwear and wool.
In addition, you should avoid items with fasteners, buttons, large buttons and other elements that may damage other items during washing.
And remember one of the most important rules: the washing temperature for colored items should not exceed 40 degrees. Before washing, study the labels on the clothes: most often they indicate the maximum temperature at which they can be washed.
Earlier we listed 4 mistakes when washing underwear.
