Reunion's care guide
In order for your fine purchases to last as long as possible, we have composed a small guide with recommendations on how to take care of them.
Laundry day
Try to avoid the rinse agent and the dryer, unfortunately these are neither friends with fabrics nor the environment.
It is best to shake the garments after washing and hang or put them flat to dry.
Then remember not to wash at the last minute when self -dryer can take a few hours.
Is your favorite viscro dress a little tight after washing? Try to gently iron it when wet, and voilà.
Fabrics such as cotton and viscose will often regain their original shape with some help.
It is always recommended to follow the washing threads on the clothes to be sure that nothing goes wrong,
But sometimes it is worth thinking that the solid symbol says 40 ° it means that the garment can withstand a maximum of 40 degrees,
Not that it must be washed at 40 degrees.
By washing in cooler temperatures, you save on both the garment and the environment.
Of course, this applies depending on how dirty your clothes are, but then it is always good to
point treating any spots first.
Breath instead of washing
To avoid washing and torn on the garment, it is a good idea to just hang up and breathe between uses.
Usually it is enough for just an hour, but you can advantageously hang out in a safe place overnight too, just make sure it does not rain if the garment hangs without a roof.
To then give your favvoplagg an extra boost of freshness, you can always spray on a little textile spray in a lovely scent between the washing days.
Steam clothes
Steam is more gentle on the clothing fibers and makes the clothes more long -lived.
Therefore, a recommendation is to invest in a good steamer.
It is both smooth and simple and you do not have to cuddle it with an ironing board, it's just to quickly
Hang up the garment in a hanger if you were in a hurry.
It is also a good way to refresh the garment between washing as the steam helps to remove bacteria and unwanted smell.
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MAINTENANCE
If you only take care of your linen well, the reward is a material that will aging with pleasure,
Significantly slower than other materials and that just get more beautiful, more beautiful and better over time!
Feel free to keep the linen rolled and vary the fold so that you avoid unnecessary break damage on the linen fiber.
If you want to preserve the natural shine and structure of the linen, it may be good to avoid too much long -lasting heat contact.
Your linen feels best to be stored dark and dry.
LAUNDRY
Do not stuff the machine completely full - linen clothes should be able to move freely for best washing results.
An overcrowded machine can twist and pull the garments so that they lose their shape.
Make sure that all garments in the washing machine have similar color, weight and washing thread to get the best possible results,
And to avoid discolored clothes.
Linen clothes and other textiles made of linen will be best if you wash them in lukewarm water.
DRYER
Hanging dry or dryer on low heat for best durability and feel free to remove the garment when it is a bit damp about
you wish for a more wrinkled effect
JEANS
MAINTENANCE
Instead of washing your jeans after each use, try to vent them for a few hours.
If you have brand new jeans, it may be a good idea to wait for the first laundry for as long as four months!
Meanwhile, a tip is to put the jeans in the freezer or to steam them to remove any smell.
LAUNDRY
Turn the jeans in and out and be sure to pull up the zipper or snap buttons.
Then wash at cooler temperature, as this is a good way to preserve the color and fit.
DRYER
Avoid drying, your jeans will thank you in the long run as there is actually a risk that they will shrink.
When you take your jeans freshly washed out of the washing machine, shake them out before letting them air dry for best effect.
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Even the most powerful jeans can end with tears and holes. To get new life in your favorite couple try to cook them at home
or take a trip to your local tailor, or why not embrace the misery and try the caval jean's trend without the
pay extra to get home a pair of "broken jeans"
Silk / silk
MAINTENANCE
One tip is not to buy silk clothes that sit too tight around shoulders and armpits.
Partly because the fabric can crack when you move but also because loosely sitting clothes do not need to be washed as often as tight.
Silk garments feel best about being ventilated.
LAUNDRY
Stains should preferably be pointed out.
Avoid washing the silk in the machine to the extent possible.
Clothes consisting of some silk are more durable for machine wash, so always follow the garment's wash thread and use a laundry bag.
DRYER
The silk becomes easily wrinkled and the best thing is to steam silk with a steamer. If you have no steamer, you can gently iron the silk.
Leather / leather
MAINTENANCE
A classic leather garment or accessory is a long -term investment and will remain chic for seasons
And years ahead.
A little wear looks good, as long as your leather gets the love it deserves every now and then. With proper care can leather
Stay soft and smoothly longer and even improve over time.
Since they are natural materials, it is important to keep leather and leather away from moisture, heat or chemicals.
Too much sunlight can also make your leather bag fade over time.
LAUNDRY
The best thing is to clean your leather really well at least once a year, depending on how much it is used.
To remove light stains, simply wipe the garment with a lightly moistened cloth
DRYER
Leather and leather should be air -dried at normal room temperature.
6 quick tips
1.
Do not wash more often than necessary and please fill
The washing machine if it is not delicate garments.
2.
Wear your garments between uses.
3.
Invest in a steamer, which in addition to removing wrinkles
In the garments also remove smell.
4.
Fresh up with a textile spray.
5.
Try to avoid rinse aid as it wears on the clothes
And is not the best for the environment.
6.
Keep knitted sweaters folded rather than hanging them on the hanger.
If you have any questions or concerns about our products and how to best take care of them, just contact kundjanst@reunionhome.se and we will help you!