Treat Stains Immediately
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Treat Stains Immediately
Act fast on stains—blot, don't rub, and use a stain remover before laundering to prevent them from setting.
Sort Clothes by Fabric
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Treat Stains Immediately
Separate garments by fabric type and color to avoid damage. Delicates need a gentle cycle or dry cleaning for best care.
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Overloading reduces cleaning efficiency and can damage fabrics. Leave enough room for clothes to move freely.
Use Cold Water for Brights
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Avoid Overloading the Machine
Wash bright and dark colors in cold water to prevent fading. This also helps to preserve the fabric's integrity.
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Always read care labels before washing or dry-cleaning. Following the instructions ensures longevity and prevents damage.
Air Dry When Possible
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Check Labels Before Cleaning
Avoid high heat; air drying helps to preserve fabric and maintain shape, especially for delicate or stretchy materials.