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Clothes for people who rarely have time to wash
Short answer: If you are busy, choose clothes that cope with frequent wear, dry quickly and need no special care. Pla...
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How long clothes should dry before you put them away
Short answer: Clothes should be completely dry and cool before they go in the wardrobe, otherwise they can smell must...
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When creases are acceptable
Short answer: Creases in loungewear and in loose linen pieces are perfectly normal. Creases in a shirt or a smart top...
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The iron left a shiny mark in the fabric
Short answer: Shiny spots from an iron are melted or flattened fibers on the surface. They can be softened with steam...
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Tumble drying on too high a heat and the damage it does
Short answer: High heat shrinks the fabric, loosens the elastic and creates pilling on the surface. Use the coldest p...
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Fabric softener is the most common mistake with bamboo
Short answer: Fabric softener leaves a layer on the fibers that makes the fabric less absorbent and the elastic slack...
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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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What to do about clothing that has hung out of shape
Short answer: Dents at the shoulders and stretched out areas come from the wrong hanger or from hanging a heavy piece...
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How to stop clothing looking worn out too soon
Short answer: Clothes look worn out from pilling, dull colours and slack cuffs. All three come from heat and friction...
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Bamboo polo and how the collar keeps its shape
Short answer: A polo collar goes flat for two reasons: it lacks reinforcement from the start, or it gets folded while...
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Bamboo hoodie and how to keep the hood in shape
Short answer: The hood loses its shape through heat and through drying crumpled or hanging wet. Hang the hoodie up wi...
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Bamboo clothing that pills and what causes it
Short answer: Pilling happens when short fibres on the surface roll together through friction. It is a sign of rubbin...
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