Ways to properly care for clothes

Sooner or later, even the most thrifty housewife’s clothes become unusable. The fabric contains textile fibers that lose their original appearance under the influence of high temperatures, drying, washing and interaction with powder. This suggests that every item has a shelf life and over time it begins to tear, lose color and shape. But if you take proper care of your clothes, they will serve their owner for many years. By contacting OSCAR and ordering a service on the website for caring for fabric items, you will receive a full range of individual services, which include individual dry processing, manual cleaning and aqua-cleaning with all important parameters fulfilled.

Ironing

Ironing is one of the main components of caring for things. First you need to sort things. Then prepare a place where things will be ironed in the future. Good lighting, an outlet on the right side, a soft table – all this is necessary to prepare the workplace.

You need to start with fabrics such as nylon and silk, and then gradually move on to fabrics that require higher temperatures: linen and cotton. Labels on clothing that indicate what temperature to use can help.

The difficulty comes from dry laundry. If the iron has a steam humidifier, this will make ironing much easier, but if it does not have one, then you need to use a spray gun.

Before you start ironing, you need to check the soleplate of the iron for cleanliness. If it still turns out to be dirty, you need to clean it with a special pencil or a cotton swab, previously soaked in vinegar.

It is advisable to iron wet items until they are completely dry, otherwise the clothes may become wrinkled again.

Items made of chintz and cotton should be placed in the closet only when they have completely cooled down.

Fighting pellets

The service life of clothing depends entirely on the owners of the item. Caring for things begins in the store with selection. Another common problem is the appearance of pellets. They can be removed from natural fabrics using a special device, and from synthetic fabrics they can be carefully cut with scissors.

Outerwear

Materials for outerwear are: suede, drape, fur, leather. The most popular of them is leather. It is durable and elastic. To preserve the protective layer of the skin, regular cleansing is strictly prohibited, and it is also prohibited to treat the fabric with gasoline and acetone. Before the first wear, the leather is impregnated with a special product. Suede clothing should be cleaned with a short-bristled brush every two weeks during daily wear.

Clothes storage

Not the last component is proper storage. It is advisable to place the wardrobe in dry places without toxic odors. In addition, placement is very important: things for frequent use should be in sight; it would be more rational to place small things in drawers. You can’t do without hangers in your wardrobe; the more you have, the less you’ll have to iron.