Turn black clothes inside out and wash them at the lowest temperature allowed by the care label, using a detergent suitable for dark fabrics. For many everyday garments, washing at 30°C works well, but this is not a universal rule. Before starting the washing machine, check the care label, separate delicate fabrics from heavier garments, and do not overload the drum. This can help reduce […]
Viscose is best ironed inside out at a low temperature, provided the manufacturer allows ironing. For many garments, the one-dot iron setting is suitable, meaning a maximum of 110°C, but always follow the care label for the specific item. A steamer can also help remove creases without pressing the hot soleplate directly against the fabric. Satin requires extra care because […]
