How to Care for and Clean Your Swimsuits？

Are you going on vacation and want to ensure your swimsuit is well cared for? Natural elements such as sunlight, salt, sand, and chemicals in the pool can cause severe damage to a swimsuit if not taken care of. Therefore, keeping your swimsuit clean is essential to prevent fading, stretching, and extending the overall life of your most beloved swimsuit.

 

Are you going on vacation and want to ensure your swimsuit is well cared for? Natural elements such as sunlight, salt, sand, and chemicals in the pool can cause severe damage to a swimsuit if not taken care of. Therefore, keeping your swimsuit clean is essential to prevent fading, stretching, and extending the overall life of your most beloved swimsuit. These simple steps will ensure you get the most out of your swimsuit.

 

Swimsuit cleaning method

 

To clean the swimsuit, you must soak it in water below 20 degrees, then add a little neutral detergent and 10 minutes after a hand gently scrub, then wash with water, wringing lightly, and place in the shade to dry, no use hot water, detergent, bleach, washing machine away from the churning and sunlight exposure.

 

After swimming, it should be washed as soon as possible in water below 30 degrees to keep it fresh and clean. Do not use chlorine bleach or iron, do not tumble dry, and hang to dry. After washing, please place it in a cool and ventilated place to dry and avoid direct sunlight to protect the elasticity and toughness of the material. To maintain the freshness and softness of the swimsuit, you can add a few drops of gold spinning in the water (softener) to soak the swimsuit for 10 minutes directly out of drying.

 

After using the swimsuit, it is better to rinse it quickly with clean water, do not use the washing machine to wash it. In the process of washing to ensure that the swimsuit chlorine has been eliminated, you can smell to see if that similar bleach or detergent smell has disappeared. If there is still a faint smell, soak the swimsuit in a small amount of water. After rinsing, use a towel to press the suit as dry as possible.

 

Swimsuit cleaning precautions

 

1. Do not wring or rub the swimsuit vigorously so as not to damage its appearance.

 

2. No chlorine bleach, no ironing, and no turning cage flips dry, hang to dry.

 

3. Do not expose to sunlight after cleaning. Store in a cool place to dry naturally.

 

A swimsuit is afraid of heat, chemicals, sunscreen, cosmetics, sand, rocks, and other surface roughness, humidity, or a long time boring in a plastic bag. Try not to wear a bathing suit when bathing in hot springs and saunas to avoid deformation due to heat.

 

4. Wet your swimsuit thoroughly with clean water before going into the water to reduce the corrosion of seawater or pool water.

 

Before changing out of your swimsuit, rinse off the chlorine or seawater salt in a large amount of clean water, and then rinse it carefully after changing out. Do not use hot water, washing powder, bleach, cold detergent, and other chemicals, and don't use a washing machine to wash it, but use neutral detergent to soak it for 10 minutes and then gently scrub it with your hands, or wash it with clean water, and wash it a few times more.

 

5. Just play through the swimsuit should not be placed for a long time in the ventilation (such as plastic bags or trunks), and should be washed as soon as possible with water and air dry.

 

Do not wring out, it is best to use a large towel to absorb the water and place it in a cool dry place to dry naturally. Avoid prolonged exposure to the sun and do not use a tumble dryer or hair dryer, which can damage the fabric and cause it to deform.

 

6. Do not store camphor balls or insect repellent balls together in a cupboard.

 

7. Chlorine, sunscreen, and cosmetic stains will damage the swimsuit fabric and discoloration and should be completely cleaned.