Soak jeans in salt water

– Jeans can be worn 3 or 4 times before washing. Limit frequent washing as the fabric will quickly lose its color.

– Turn your jeans inside out and take out all the items in the bag before washing. Wash with water mixed with diluted soap.

– Gently rub with your hands, do not use a brush to rub. Do not use bleach or washing powder with whitening properties.

– Avoid washing jeans in the washing machine. If machine washing, turn the fabric inside out, pull all the zipper and button it.

– If jeans have leather details, after each wash, apply specialized cream to this leather layer.

– When rinsing, soak the jeans in a large basin of water, first in warm water and then in cold water.

– You should use laundry detergent, because washing powder that is difficult to dissolve can stick to the fabric and cause skin irritation when you wear it. When washing, dilute the detergent to reduce bleaching power.

Newly bought clothes

– Soak newly purchased clothes in diluted vinegar for 1 night before washing.

Clothes discoloration

– For fabrics that easily lose color, wash with shampoo or shower gel.

– Wash separately in cold water, wash quickly and spin dry immediately, do not soak.

Wash quickly, do not soak

– If you accidentally wash discolored clothes in the washing machine, you should run the washing machine once to clean the color stuck in the machine before washing other clothes.

Cotton fabric, wool yarn

– Red or purple cotton or wool clothes should be washed with water mixed with vinegar to keep the color fresh and beautiful.

Soak wool clothes in diluted vinegar water

– Soaking the fabric in salt water for about 10 minutes before washing for the first time will help the fabric lose color less.