Laundry: 5 Tips to Clean Jeans
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Laundry: 5 Tips to Clean Jeans.
The first generation of the 21st century has claimed the 1960s staple outerwear, denim jeans and jackets, as their own.
Here's how to keep your - and the kids' - denim garments from looking like they're relics from your grandmother's flower power days.
1 Wash dark denim separately the first time.
The dye transfers readily to its fellow bathers.
2 Wash inside out.
Choose warm or cool water to prevent fading (unless you want fading, of course.) Keep denim away from detergents with bleach for the same reason.
3 Avoid frequent tumble-drying and dry-cleaning.
Heat may damage fibers, and dry-cleaning may cause discoloration. When necessary, tumble dry while dryer drum is cool and use delicate settings.
4 Don't try to spot-clean denim.
Instead, wash the whole item of clothing so you don't create a faded area where yours spot or spill was.
5 Iron jeans while they are still damp.
If, of course, the latest style guru endorses wrinkle-free jeans.
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