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Clothing for Care Homes – Labelling, Easy Washing and Comfort
Short answer: Clothing for care homes has to stand up to frequent industrial washing, be easy to take on and off and ...
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Softness That Lasts – Wash After Wash
Short answer: The softness of bamboo clothing lasts wash after wash, because the smooth fibres in bamboo viscose do n...
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Laundry Symbols – Understand the Label in Your Clothes
Short answer: The laundry symbols in your clothes are five small icons: a tub for washing, a triangle for bleaching, ...
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Odour in Clothes That Will Not Go Away – How to Fix It
Short answer: Odour in clothes that will not go away is caused by bacteria and detergent residue hiding deep in the f...
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Eco-Friendly Washing – Save Water and Electricity
Short answer: Eco-friendly washing comes down to three things: wash cooler, wash full loads, and skip the tumble drye...
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10 Habits That Extend the Life of Your Clothes
Short answer: The lifespan of your clothes is decided more by your habits than by your washing machine. Wash cooler a...
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Should New Clothes Be Washed Before You Wear Them?
Short answer: Yes, always wash new clothes before wearing them, especially underwear, nightwear and anything else wor...
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Washing at 30, 40 or 60 Degrees – What Happens to Your Clothes?
Short answer: Wash temperature is a trade-off between cleaning and wear. At 30 degrees your clothes are treated most ...
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How to Keep White Clothes White
Short answer: White clothes stay white when you wash them separately from anything coloured, use the right dose of de...
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Stains on Bamboo Clothing – The First Aid Guide
Short answer: Stains on bamboo clothing should be treated quickly, gently and cold. Dab the stain with cold water and...
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Sorting Your Laundry – The Bamboo Edition
Short answer: Sort your laundry by colour and material, not by colour alone. Bamboo clothing is best washed together ...
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Pilling on Clothes – Prevent and Remove It
Short answer: Pilling on clothes happens when loose fibre ends are rubbed together into little balls. You prevent pil...
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