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Signs that your underwear has been through too many washes
Short answer: Underwear that women wear every day wears out most at the elastic and on the fabric surface. Signs are ...
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Clothes that do not smell fresh after the machine and what causes it
Short answer: When clothes smell after washing, it is almost always down to leftover sweat, detergent or moisture tha...
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The underwear label and the fibre percentages explained
Short answer: Underwear made of bamboo is in practice viscose from bamboo, and the label may say viscose, bamboo visc...
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When is a pair of panties worn out
Short answer: A pair of women's panties is worn out when the elastic no longer holds, the fabric has gone thin or see...
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Washing a jogging suit so the fabric does not bobble
Short answer: A soft jogging suit for women bobbles less if you wash it inside out, on a gentle programme and with a ...
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Sleepwear that stays soft after washing
Short answer: Soft sleepwear stays soft when you wash it gently, follow the label and avoid too much fabric softener....
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A black long-sleeved top without a grey cast after many washes
Short answer: A black long-sleeved top can get a grey cast after many washes, because the colour fades and lint settl...
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Bamboo socks that stay soft in the wash
Short answer: Bamboo socks stay softest when you wash them gently, turn them inside out and avoid high heat and a lot...
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Underpants in the washing machine and how the waistband holds up
Short answer: Bamboo underpants can handle the washing machine well if you follow the care label and avoid high heat....
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Changing men's underwear and how often is reasonable
Short answer: Most people change underwear every day, and that is a reasonable starting point. If you have sweated a ...
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Washing support socks so they keep their fit
Short answer: Support socks last best when you wash them gently as the care label says, without fabric softener and w...
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Caring for bamboo towels so they keep absorbing
Short answer: Bamboo towels last best if you wash them gently by the label, use a mild detergent and little fabric so...
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