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Grass stains in light fabric
Short answer: Grass is plant dye and protein in one. Treat it with an enzyme detergent or a little rubbing alcohol, a...
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Red wine on a light bamboo t-shirt
Short answer: Dab up most of it right away, add salt or white wine, and then rinse from the inside with cold water. W...
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Sweat marks that stay after washing
Short answer: Sweat stains are salt and protein mixed with skin oil. Soak the garment in lukewarm water with an enzym...
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Blood stains in underwear and what actually helps
Short answer: Always rinse with cold water first. Heat makes the protein in blood coagulate in the fiber, and then th...
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Grease stains in bamboo fabric and the order that works
Short answer: Soak up the excess fat with potato flour, then add dish soap and lukewarm water. Never dry the garment ...
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Makeup on the neckline and how to get it out
Short answer: Makeup is fat and pigment mixed together. Loosen the fat with a little dish soap or shaving cream, let ...
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Shiny elbows and knees on bamboo fabric
Short answer: Shiny patches are fibers that have been pressed flat by friction. They cannot be fully undone, but stea...
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The sleeves have got shorter after washing
Short answer: Sleeves shrink lengthwise when the fabric is dried too hot. Dampen the sleeve, gently stretch it out in...
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Bamboo fabric that creases and how to avoid it
Short answer: Most wrinkles form during the spin cycle and afterwards in the basket. Shake the garment out right away...
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The fabric stretches over the course of the day
Short answer: Viscose fibres give a little as they warm up and pick up moisture from the body. Choose a quality with ...
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Your garment has shrunk in the tumble dryer
Short answer: Heat makes the fibres contract. Dampen the garment again, gently stretch it back into shape while wet, ...
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Small holes by the seam and where they come from
Short answer: Small holes right at a seam almost always come from rubbing against a buckle, a button or a table edge,...
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