Washing and maintenance of outdoor clothing

Jackets should not be washed in a washing machine, it is best to wash them by hand, and you can use a soft brush to lightly brush the dirtier parts, otherwise the waterproof layer is easy to separate from the base fabric and wrinkle under the strong pressure of the washing machine. It is advisable to use a neutral detergent and the water temperature should not exceed 40°C. Rinse with water several times to completely remove the detergent components as much as possible, otherwise the detergent will react chemically with the color of the fabric over time. Do not wring out the clothes, and do not use a dryer to dry, you can hang them directly with a hanger and dry them naturally in the shade.
Quick-drying clothes and pants can be machine washed in cold water with ordinary laundry detergent (strong laundry detergent is not recommended), and the normal washing and spinning procedure is used. Do not dry clean or dry. Do not use hot water or soaking, and do not use bleach or fabric softener. Clothing with anti-mosquito and anti-ultraviolet functions will lose its effectiveness after about 20 washes, so such clothing should be washed as little as possible, and it should be replaced in time after wearing it for a certain period of time.
Fleece clothes and pants are soaked in cold water for 2~3 minutes, and then washed in cold water, not soaked for too long, otherwise it will destroy the color of the clothing. Rinse with water and use a large towel to absorb the water, then let it dry. It can also be folded after rinsing with water, placed in a laundry bag for mechanical spinning, and then laid flat for drying. If you use softener, do not drip it directly on the clothes, dilute the softener with water first, and then put the clothes in it. It should not be mixed with towels, sweaters and other clothes, otherwise the dander will stick to the clothes.