Washing clothes and fabrics

Wash your clothes less.
If you spill red syrup on your light-colored clothes or sweat on your white clothes, turn them upside down before washing. Then hang them upside down to get more air. Washing in the washing machine often does less damage to clothes than hand washing and helps them last longer. By changing clothes daily, you can prevent them from getting too dirty and reduce the frequency of washing them.
Use mild detergents
Excessive use of detergents makes your clothes dirtier because the high foam keeps bacteria and dirt on the fabric. As a result, we also wear dirty clothes or have to wash them more. If you do not wash the clothes by hand, fill the washing machine part to the normal line. Also use detergents that cause the least damage to your clothes, detergents that are chosen for baby clothes usually have this feature and do less damage to your clothes.
Use cold water
The label on the clothes tells you the maximum washing temperature, but that does not mean that you must use this temperature. With cold water, most clothes are adequately cleaned and do not wrinkle or discolor like hot water. If necessary, you can use more detergent that contains sodium bicarbonate for extra cleanliness.
Categories of different textures
Most people categorize clothes into light and dark colors for washing. Another type of clothing separation is based on fabric texture, which can be divided into two categories: rough or soft texture. By separating the clothes with this method, the softer clothes will be prevented from being worn by heavier clothes and they will be more durable. You can also use a quiet distance for thinner clothes such as T-shirts and underwear.
Drying in the air
After washing clothes by drying them in the air, in addition to causing less damage to the fabric, sunlight also stops the growth of possible bacteria in the clothes. So dry your clothes in the open air as much as possible.
Use clothes hangers to dry clothes
If it was not possible for you to dry your clothes in the open air and you could not use sunlight to dry your clothes on rainy days. You can use clothes hangers or portable hangers.
Store textured clothes in a dry place
Clothes made of woven fabrics, such as sweaters, T-shirts, etc., will change shape or loosen very quickly. To keep such clothes in their original shape, avoid hanging them. Fold and hold it instead. If you have to hang the clothes to prevent them from wrinkling, first turn them upside down and place them on a wooden hanger.