Use an enzyme-based detergent in the recommended dose; too much leaves a film that dulls softness. Warm water handles body oils well without punishing fibers, while cool protects dark dyes. For whitening, choose oxygen bleach over chlorine to avoid weakening cotton. Add half a cup of white vinegar monthly to dissolve buildup, or a tablespoon of baking soda to help with odors. Pre-treat pillowcase collars with liquid detergent or dish soap on oil-based makeup. Gentle cycles protect seams, hems, and delicate trims.
Use an enzyme-based detergent in the recommended dose; too much leaves a film that dulls softness. Warm water handles body oils well without punishing fibers, while cool protects dark dyes. For whitening, choose oxygen bleach over chlorine to avoid weakening cotton. Add half a cup of white vinegar monthly to dissolve buildup, or a tablespoon of baking soda to help with odors. Pre-treat pillowcase collars with liquid detergent or dish soap on oil-based makeup. Gentle cycles protect seams, hems, and delicate trims.
Use an enzyme-based detergent in the recommended dose; too much leaves a film that dulls softness. Warm water handles body oils well without punishing fibers, while cool protects dark dyes. For whitening, choose oxygen bleach over chlorine to avoid weakening cotton. Add half a cup of white vinegar monthly to dissolve buildup, or a tablespoon of baking soda to help with odors. Pre-treat pillowcase collars with liquid detergent or dish soap on oil-based makeup. Gentle cycles protect seams, hems, and delicate trims.
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