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Sweat marks that stay after washing
Short answer: Sweat marks are salt and protein mixed with skin oil. Soak the garment in lukewarm water with an enzyme...
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Blood stains in underwear and what actually helps
Short answer: Always rinse with cold water first. Heat makes the protein set into the fibre, and then the stain is pe...
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Grease stains in bamboo fabric and the order that works
Short answer: Draw the surplus grease out with potato flour, then add washing up liquid and lukewarm water. Never dry...
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Makeup on the neckline and how to get it out
Short answer: Makeup is oil plus pigment. Loosen the oil with a little washing up liquid or shaving foam, let it work...
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Shiny elbows and knees on bamboo fabric
Short answer: Shiny patches are fibres flattened by rubbing. They cannot be rolled back, but brushing and steam make ...
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The sleeves have got shorter after washing
Short answer: Sleeves contract lengthwise when fabric dries in heat. Wet the sleeve, pull it steadily back to length ...
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Bamboo fabric that creases and how to avoid it
Short answer: Most creases form during the spin and in the laundry basket. Shake the garment out at once, hang it in ...
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The fabric stretches over the course of the day
Short answer: Viscose fibres give when they get warm and damp. Choose a quality with a little elastane and let the ga...
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Your garment has shrunk in the tumble dryer
Short answer: Heat makes the fibres contract. Wet the garment again, ease it back into shape while damp and dry it fl...
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Small holes by the seam and where they come from
Short answer: Holes right beside a seam almost always come from rubbing against a buckle, a button or a desk edge, no...
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A thread has pulled out of the fabric and what to do next
Short answer: Never cut the thread. Ease it back from the wrong side, or draw it through with a needle so the stitche...
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Lint and hair that clings to bamboo fabric
Short answer: Lint comes from towels and terry in the same load. Sort by fabric type, wash inside out and do not over...
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