Washing and maintenance methods of home textile products

With the improvement of people’s living standards, home textile products have gradually entered our lives. These products not only have beautiful and generous design, but also have good performance. However, the correct washing and maintenance methods are very important to maintain the quality and life of home textile products. This paper will introduce the washing and maintenance methods of home textile products in detail.

Classification washing

Different materials of home textile products need to be classified when washing. For example, home textile products of different materials such as cotton, linen and silk need to be treated separately during washing. Some high-end home textile products may also need special washing methods, so be sure to carefully read the washing instructions on the product label before washing.

Wash in warm water

Home textile products should use warm water when washing, and the general water temperature is controlled between 30℃ and 40℃. The overheated water temperature will destroy the fibers and dyes in the home textile products, causing the product to fade or shrink. At the same time, the use of warm water washing can also reduce energy consumption, more environmentally friendly.

Gently scrub

Home textile products should be gently washed during the washing process, avoid rubbing or brushing. Excessive kneading will lead to deformation or pilling of home textile products, affecting the beauty and service life of the product. Gentle scrubbing can also reduce the damage to the fibers and maintain the softness and comfort of the product.

Avoid using bleach

Bleach should be avoided when washing home textile products, because the chemical composition in bleach will destroy the fiber and color in home textile products. If the home textile product is accidentally contaminated with stains, a small amount of neutral detergent can be used for local cleaning to avoid the use of harsh detergent.

Drying

Home textile products should be dried after cleaning, avoid direct exposure or baking. When drying, the home textile products should be laid flat or hung to dry, to avoid overlapping or squeezing, so as not to cause deformation or wrinkle of the products. If home textile products need to be dried, low temperature drying should be selected to avoid high temperature damage to fibers and dyes.

Regular cleaning

Home textile products need to be cleaned regularly to keep the products clean and hygienic. In general, bedding items such as sheets and pillowcases should be washed once every two weeks, and wiping items such as towels should be washed once a week. Regular cleaning can maintain the hygiene and beauty of the product and extend the service life of the product.

Maintenance suggestions

In addition to the correct washing method, the maintenance of home textile products is also very important. In daily use, the following points should be noted:

Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or humid environment, so as not to affect the quality and service life of the product;

When not in use, the home textile products should be folded neatly and stored in a dry and ventilated place;

Regularly check the stitching and details of home textile products, if found damaged should be repaired in time;

If you have pets at home, you should avoid pets rubbing or urinating on the bedding to avoid damaging the product;

If it is found that there are stains or blood and other difficult to clean dirt, it should be treated immediately, so as not to leave traces affecting the appearance.

Conclusion

In short, the correct washing and maintenance methods are very important to maintain the quality and beauty of home textile products. In daily use, attention should be paid to classified washing, warm water washing, gentle scrubbing, avoiding the use of bleach, drying, regular cleaning and other points. At the same time, pay attention to the details of the maintenance recommendations to extend the service life of the product and maintain the beauty of the product.