Lace fabric cleaning

1. When cleaning lace fabrics, use mild soap or a detergent designed for delicate textiles. Do not use concentrated detergent, bleach, etc., as this will cause greater damage to the fabric. These cleaners can greatly affect color stability. Too bad, a good product is wasted.

2. Place a towel in the sink before washing, and use a towel to remove the lace after washing. This prevents the laces from breaking accidentally.

3. Wrap the wet lace in a towel to absorb the moisture, then spread it on the table to dry naturally.

Do not store lace clothing in a humid, airless place to avoid plaque and discoloration. During storage, avoid storing desiccant, cosmetics, perfume and other chemical substances directly on the silk fabric; if you accidentally touch it, please clean it in time, otherwise it will easily cause the silk fabric to turn yellow and black. When hanging in the wardrobe, be sure to choose to hang it on a smooth hanger and avoid putting it together with rough and hard clothes to prevent the lace from breaking. Dresses with lace sleeves hang on hangers. It is best to use a cloth hanger or wrap both ends of the hanger with a small towel so that the sleeves will not deform or be easily hooked; the lace fabric part goes straight into the elastic fiber to make the clothes elastic, but it should not be too strong or stretch the elastic fiber for a long time, which will cause The elastic strips in the fibers fall off and come out of the clothes; if you see this phenomenon on site, you can cut off the protruding part of the elastic strips without affecting the appearance of the clothes.