What are the cleaning methods for underwear?

If the underwear is not cleaned properly, it may directly affect the occurrence of gynecological diseases. Many gynecological diseases are caused by women not paying attention to the method of cleaning their underwear, which leads to bacteria infection and causes some pathogens, especially breast diseases. So let us take a look at the cleaning methods of underwear.

1. Try to wash by hand instead of washing machine or spin dryer, otherwise the bra straps or other thin parts will be easily pulled, and the delicate lace on the underwear will be easily damaged. It doesn't matter how the underwire bends inward, but if you use a washing machine to stir it, it will twist the underwire out of shape like a twist.

2. Wash frequently and for a short time. Make sure to rinse thoroughly after washing. Rub gently and let dry. Washing method: Check if there are any loose threads and sew them up first, and remove the shoulder straps to avoid snagging the delicate lace when washing. Wash by hand with cold water, drop a little detergent in it (do not put the underwear in before the detergent is completely dissolved to prevent spots), put the underwear in and soak for a while. If the time is too long, the dirt will adhere to the clothes again.

3. Try to wash light colors and dark colors separately. For example, wash white clothes first, then light-colored clothes, and finally dark-colored clothes. Be careful not to wash dark-colored clothes together with other clothes. Rub the particularly dirty areas with your hands, and wash the cup part lightly with water. If the velvet part of the underwire is still a little dirty, you can rub it with the strap or brush it with a small toothbrush (be gentle to prevent fuzzing). How to dry underwear: After washing, rinse gently with water or wrap the underwear in the middle with a towel to absorb moisture, shake it a few times, stretch it flat, and try to smooth out wrinkles. For wet bras, hang them midway between the cups, or use a clip to clamp the inelastic part and hang them upside down to let air in. Do not hang up the shoulder straps as the weight of the water will stretch them. After washing, it should be dried immediately to avoid wrinkles and fading due to prolonged exposure to moisture. Direct sunlight can cause bras to turn yellow, fade, and weaken. Indoor heating can also cause fabrics to turn yellow.

Before you start washing, focus on the dirtier parts with a special stain remover for underwear. Wash light-colored and dark-colored clothes separately as much as possible. Sew up any unfastened threads (if any), hook the back hook, and remove the shoulder straps to avoid snagging the delicate lace when washing. First pour the laundry detergent into room temperature water and soak it for about 10 minutes. You can also apply a mild transparent soap. Pat and rub it with your hands when washing, then gently press out the dirty water. Remember not to scrub it hard, otherwise it will be ruined in just a few times. After washing, find a large towel to absorb the moisture. The drier the better, or you can wrap it up and throw it into the washing machine to dehydrate it. Never wring it out hard, as it is not good to be too rough. After drying (or dehydrating), and slightly stretching it into a smooth shape, you can hang it in a cool and ventilated place. If you put it in the sun, don't expose it for too long or it will fade. Never put it in the bathroom to dry, as the underwear will easily get moldy and the fibers will easily deteriorate.

This article will tell you in detail about the methods of washing underwear. Of course, the most important way is to wash it by hand, because if you use a washing machine to wash it, your underwear may become somewhat bent or even deformed. In addition, dark and light colors should be washed separately as much as possible.