bambus
Ironing bamboo clothing
Short answer: Iron on a low to medium heat, ideally inside out. Bamboo viscose turns shiny easily at high heat, and s...
Read more
Airing instead of washing
Short answer: Outer layers such as sweatshirts and jumpers can be aired several times between washes. Anything that h...
Read more
How to remove odour without washing
Short answer: Air the garment overnight on a hanger in a room with good air circulation. Once the fabric is dry, most...
Read more
Coffee stains, what to do first
Short answer: Rinse with cold water from the inside straight away. If there is milk in the coffee, it is both a colou...
Read more
Red wine on bamboo fabric
Short answer: Rinse straight away with cold water from the inside. If there is no water nearby, cover the stain with ...
Read more
Oil and grease on fabric
Short answer: Grease does not dissolve in water. Put a little mild washing up liquid directly on the stain, leave it ...
Read more
Grass stains on light clothes
Short answer: Grass is a dye stain. Treat it with a little mild washing up liquid or surgical spirit on a cloth, dab ...
Read more
Blood stains, what works
Short answer: Use cold water straight away. Blood is a protein stain, and warm water makes the protein bond firmly to...
Read more
Food stains on T-shirts
Short answer: Scrape off anything solid, rinse from the back in cold water and use a little washing up liquid on grea...
Read more
Makeup on the neckline of a top
Short answer: Dab the stain with a damp cloth and a little mild washing up liquid, rinse from the back and wash at 40...
Read more
Deodorant marks, how to get them off
Short answer: White deodorant streaks can be wiped off with a damp cloth or a pair of clean socks. If they have been ...
Read more
Sweat marks under the arms
Short answer: Yellow sweat stains come from a reaction between sweat and deodorant. Rinse the area in cold water afte...
Read more
