{"id":2949,"date":"2021-05-11T00:19:56","date_gmt":"2021-05-11T00:19:56","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/alternatech.net\/?p=2949"},"modified":"2021-05-11T00:19:56","modified_gmt":"2021-05-11T00:19:56","slug":"10-easy-laundry-tips-to-keep-your-clothes-looking-brand-new","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lorevista.com\/10-easy-laundry-tips-to-keep-your-clothes-looking-brand-new\/","title":{"rendered":"10 Easy Laundry Tips To Keep Your Clothes Looking Brand-New"},"content":{"rendered":"
Learn how to protect your clothes and keep them looking brand-new with these 9 easy laundry tips. These effective hacks will save you time, money, and nerves.\n This is a must \u2014 along with using cold water \u2014 for dark-dyed fabrics like denim. If you\u2019re really concerned about fading, hand-wash those slacks! Lastly, skip the dryer and air-dry flat. This tip goes for black pants and any shirts or dresses with beading and embellishments, too.\n If you let stains linger, you may end up washing the same garment multiple times or ruining it altogether. If you\u2019re using a stain treatment product, make sure it\u2019s made for clothing and the fabric you are treating. Better yet, you probably have everyday items on hand to treat the 12 most common stains.\n Treat your clothing and the environment with care by avoiding using chlorine bleach when possible. It will break down fabric fibers over time and there are plenty of natural brightening alternatives such as vinegar, lemon, baking soda, and hydrogen peroxide.\n Obviously, not everyone has unlimited space to air-dry all of our clothes. Even so, it is a good idea to be choosy about what goes in the dryer. In addition to dark pants, denim, and embellished clothing, you\u2019ll also want to avoid tossing elasticized items like bras and bathing suits in the dryer so they don\u2019t lose their stretch.\n Lingerie bags, mesh bags, or even a simple pillowcase are all perfect for keeping socks, undergarments, and tights from getting roughed up by the rest of the wash. Plus, you get the added bonus of keeping socks together for easy matching. A pillowcase is also a great option for overalls, so they don\u2019t damage other clothes or chip your dryer.\n You don\u2019t really need to wash every item after each wear. Plus, by washing less you save precious water, energy, and detergent resources, while also preserving your clothes.\n The common rule for washing denim is every four to five years. The natural fibers of wool clothing resist stains, odors and make you less likely to sweat, keeping them wearable longer. In general, check your clothes before you toss them in the hamper for signs of soil or smells. If they\u2019re good, wear them again before washing them.\n Take a few extra moments before you throw everything in the hamper or wash to zip, button, and snap up your clothes. This prevents closures from catching on other clothing and keeps buttons from pulling or loosening.\n Cotton is perhaps the easiest mistake to fix due to its easily manipulative qualities. All you need is baby shampoo.\n Place your clothes inside your sink or bowl and fill it with lukewarm water. Try using the delicate cycle for loads that are light and not heavily soiled. A delicate cycle uses cold water and will tumble and spin clothes around less than a regular cycle. Always check washing instructions on your garments the first time you wash them so you can choose the appropriate cycle. You may be surprised to learn that many recommend washing on delicate or gentle.\n If you\u2019re in the market for a new washer, consider a front-loading or top-loading washer without an agitator. While some swear the agitator gets clothes the cleanest, it can also be harsher on fabrics because it twists them.\n Many newer washers don\u2019t have agitators and instead rely on impellers for washing, which is gentler on clothes. Washers that use impellers are usually high-efficiency and have the added bonus of more space for larger items like blankets.\n Whether you try all of these tips or just a few, you\u2019re sure to keep your clothes looking newer for longer. You may even save some money, too!\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Learn how to protect your clothes and keep them looking brand-new with these 9 easy laundry tips. These effective hacks will save you time, money, and nerves. 1. Wash Inside Out This is a must \u2014 along with using cold water \u2014 for dark-dyed fabrics like denim. If you\u2019re really concerned about fading, hand-wash those\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":2961,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_seopress_robots_primary_cat":"","_seopress_titles_title":"10 Easy Laundry Tips To Keep Your Clothes Looking Brand-New","_seopress_titles_desc":"Learn how to protect your clothes and keep them looking brand-new with these 9 easy laundry tips. 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Wash Inside Out\n
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2. Treat And Wash Stains Right Away\n
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3. Don\u2019t Use Chlorine Bleach\n
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4. Air-Dry When Possible\n
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5. Use Mesh Bags\n
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6. Don\u2019t Overwash\n
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7. Button, Zip And Snap Before You Wash\n
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8. Unshrink Cotton With Baby Shampoo\n
\nAdd 2 tablespoons of your shampoo or conditioner.
\nLet it soak for 30 minutes.
\nPlace the clothing flat on a towel and roll it up so that it\u2019s damp. Then, carefully unroll your garment and lay it flat to dry.\n9. The Delicate Cycle Isn\u2019t Just For Delicates!\n
10. Consider A Washer Without An Agitator\n
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