Precautions for washing clothes

Clothes should be washed immediately if they are stained, otherwise the dirt will acidify and be difficult to remove over time. You can apply laundry detergent or soap to the stain, rub it gently, and then put it in the washing machine to wash. If it is too dirty, you can apply laundry detergent and let it sit for an hour before gently brushing it with an old toothbrush. If it gets on water-soluble stains such as coffee or soy sauce, wipe it with a handkerchief dampened with water first; If the stain is already dry, the treatment method varies depending on the type of dirt. You can do this:
1. Soy sauce and sauce: Dip a cotton swab or cloth in water and pat the dirty area, then use a cotton swab dipped in neutral dish soap and continue to pat until the stain is removed.
2. Beer, sake, whiskey: Dip a cotton swab in water, pat the dirty area, then use a dry cloth to absorb the water, and then use a brush dipped in neutral dish soap to brush.
3. Juice and wine: use a cotton swab or cloth dipped in disinfectant alcohol, pat the dirty area, and then bleach with bleach suitable for the fabric.
4. Coffee, green tea, red tea: dip a cotton swab in water and pat the dirty area, then dip the cotton swab in neutral dish soap or disinfectant alcohol and wipe it again.
Different ways to wash clothes Clothes of different materials have different washing methods, and people who care for clothes must pay attention to avoid damaging clothes.
1. Knitted clothes and intimate clothes should be washed by hand as much as possible, and if you want to throw them into the washing machine, you should buckle them up and put them in a laundry bag.
2. Colored clothes should be soaked in water first, covered with a cloth and ironed with an iron to see if they will fade, and dark clothes and light-colored clothes should be washed separately.
3. For clothes with metal decorations, first wrap the metal part with plastic wrap, then turn the clothes over, put them in a laundry bag and wash them.
4. Cotton T-shirts are easy to deform after being put into the water, so you should try to wash them by hand, and when drying clothes, the hanger should be stuffed into the neckline from the bottom opening, so as not to deform the neckline, or directly draped on the clothesline or drying rack.
5. Clothes with beads, sequins or embroidery, first dip them in water to see if they will fade, if they do not fade, you can cover the clothes with a piece of cloth, pin them up with pins, turn them over and put them in a laundry bag for washing.
6. Jeans should be turned over, and the washing machine should be washed with weak water, and the water temperature should not exceed 40 degrees Celsius, and dry in a place where the sun does not shine after washing. No matter what material the clothes are made of, the laundry detergent must be completely dissolved before the clothes can be put down and washed.
Basic principles
of clothing collection When changing seasons, take out the clothes you collected last year and find that the neckline or cuffs are yellow, this is because the clothes have not been cleaned before collection.
If the sweat remaining on the clothes is not washed, the clothes are prone to yellowing after a long time, so the neckline, cuffs and armpits are the most likely places for yellowing of clothes. Therefore, before putting away clothes, they must be thoroughly cleaned of dirt, even if they are only worn once, they must be washed before they can be stored.