T-shirt Washing and Maintenance

 When washing, you can put some salt in the water and rinse it with clean water, which is a good way to prevent the clothes from fading.

You can turn the short-sleeved T-shirt over and wash, avoid rubbing the patterned side, try to wash by hand and don’t use a dryer, and don’t pull the neckline when drying clothes to prevent deformation;

Do not wash with detergent containing bleach, wash with warm or cold water below 40℃.

The printing position cannot be pulled, rubbed, twisted, or ironed to prevent the printing from falling off.

Dehydrate the clothes first when drying, and squeeze them by hand without a dehydrating device. Try not to wring them dry with your hands.

When drying, you can fold the clothes through the clothes rails, and try not to line them up with drying racks to prevent the clothes from being too heavy and causing the hem of the T-shirt to sag and deform.

Do not expose to the sun when drying, so as not to cause fading. Some short-sleeved T-shirts are made of elastic fabric. Exposing to the sun will make the elastic fibers of the fabric brittle and reduce the elasticity and strength.

When ironing, just use medium-temperature steam ironing (not high-temperature ironing with elastic fibers, so as not to damage the structure of elastic fibers and affect the elastic effect of clothes), do not iron directly on the pattern.

If mildew spots appear on cotton short-sleeved T-shirts, you can use a few mung bean sprouts to rub them repeatedly on the mildew spots, and then rinse them with water to remove the mildew spots.