Can knitted bottoming shirts be machine washed? How to wash a newly bought knitted bottoming shirt?

Nowadays, people wash clothes by throwing them directly into the washing machine. The washing machine is very fast and convenient. In fact, many clothes cannot be machine washed. Before washing clothes, please pay attention to check the washing label of the clothes.

Don't wash it casually, otherwise it will easily deform the clothes, make them bigger, longer and looser. When washing knitted sweaters, do not use detergents containing bleaching ingredients, and do not wash them together with other clothes with metal decorations. Knitted sweaters should be kept away from contact and friction with rough objects as much as possible. It is best to wash knitted sweaters by hand, and the washing force should be gentle.

The base layer you wear next to your body needs to be washed before you can wear it, but washing is also particular! Soak it in cold water for 10 to 20 minutes before washing, squeeze out the water, put it in a detergent solution or soap solution and gently scrub it, then rinse it with clean water. In order to ensure the color of the wool, you can drop 2% acetic acid (vinegar can also be used) in the water to neutralize the residual soap. As for the medicine on the clothes, there is no such thing. The clothes go through many processes from plate making-weaving-collaring-shrinking-ironing-packaging, so they must be washed before wearing!

If it needs to be cleaned, it is more hygienic to the human body. Clean it as follows:

1. Before washing knitted clothes, dust off the clothes and soak them in cold water for 10 to 20 minutes. Take them out and squeeze out the water. Then put them in a detergent solution or soap solution and gently scrub them. Then rinse them with clean water. To ensure the color of the wool, drop 2% acetic acid (or vinegar) into the water to neutralize the residual soap.

2. Use a basin of boiling water, add an appropriate amount of tea leaves, wait for the tea leaves to soak thoroughly, and after the water cools down, filter out the tea leaves. Soak the sweater (thread) in the tea water for 15 minutes, then rub it gently several times, and then rinse it with clean water.

1. Silk clothing

Because silk clothes are thin and soft, and have poor wear resistance, they are very easy to pilling when washed in a high-speed washing tub, and even form a lot of fluff on the surface, which is very unsightly to wear after drying. It is recommended to put them in cold water detergent and rub them repeatedly by hand for several times.

2. Wool clothes

Many parts of woolen clothes are sewn with needle and fiber, and the lining cloths are mostly cotton and linen fabrics. When they rotate and tumble in the washing tub, they will be deformed due to uneven shrinkage after absorbing water, which will affect their appearance and reduce their fastness. Therefore, they should not be washed in the washing tub, but dry-cleaned instead.

3. Work clothes stained with gasoline

Because gasoline is flammable and explosive, it will not only pollute and corrode the washing machine after spreading, but it may also cause an explosion due to ignition in the running washing machine. Therefore, work clothes stained with gasoline should never be washed in the washing machine.