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Washing bamboo bed linen without damaging the fibres
Short answer: Bamboo bed linen is best washed at a low temperature, with a mild detergent, without fabric softener an...
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How often to change bed linen and what is normal at home
Short answer: Most people change their bed linen every one to two weeks, but there is no fixed rule. If you sweat a l...
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Tumble drying and low temperature for underwear
Short answer: Bamboo underwear lasts longest if you wash it at a low temperature and avoid a hot tumble dryer. Always...
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T-shirts that lose their shape after a few washes
Short answer: A T-shirt often loses its shape because it is stretched, dried too hot or washed with heavy items. Smal...
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Washing viscose pyjamas without damage
Short answer: Viscose pyjamas cope with washing well if you follow the label, wash at a low temperature and avoid hig...
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Keeping towels soft through many washes
Short answer: Towels turn stiff when detergent, limescale or fabric softener is left behind in the fibres. Use a litt...
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Washing bamboo socks without them shrinking
Short answer: Bamboo socks shrink least when you wash them gently by the care label, at a low temperature and without...
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How to wash and dry underwear made of bamboo
Short answer: Bamboo underwear is best washed gently by the care label, preferably at a low temperature and without f...
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Bamboo duvet covers and washing without problems
Short answer: A bamboo duvet cover washes without problems if you follow the care label, choose a low temperature and...
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Caring for JBS bamboo underpants in the washing machine
Short answer: If you want to keep your JBS bamboo underpants looking good for as long as possible, wash them on a gen...
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Bamboo T-shirts and shrinkage in the wash
Short answer: Bamboo T-shirts can shrink a little in the wash, especially if they are washed too hot or dried in a tu...
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Black panties that fade, how to look after them
Short answer: Black panties fade because the dye slowly washes out and wears off. Wash them with dark clothes, inside...
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