How do you wash bras?

Washing bras may differ depending on the material and type of bras. Here's a general guideline for washing bras:

Hand washing:

1. Preparation:

- Remove any detachable straps or parts.

- Fasten all hooks and clasps to prevent snagging.

2. Filling a basin:

- Fill a sink or a large basin with cool or lukewarm water. Avoid hot water, as it may damage the fabric's elasticity.

3. Adding detergent:

- Add a mild detergent specifically designed for delicate fabrics. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for dosage.

4. Soaking:

- Submerge the bras in the soapy water and let them soak for a few minutes.

5. Gently agitating:

- Gently swish the bras in the water to distribute the detergent and loosen dirt. Avoid vigorous rubbing, as it may damage the fabric.

6. Rinsing:

- Drain the basin and rinse the bras thoroughly under cool running water to remove all traces of detergent.

Machine washing:

1. Preparation:

- Place each bra in a mesh laundry bag or a lingerie bag to protect it from damage during the wash cycle.

2. Selecting a cycle:

- Choose a delicate or gentle cycle on your washing machine.

3. Temperature:

- Use cold or lukewarm water to prevent fabric damage.

4. Detergent:

- Use a mild detergent formulated for delicates.

5. Spin speed:

- Select a low spin speed to minimize stretching.

6. Drying:

- Remove the bras from the machine promptly after the cycle is complete.

- Hang them to dry or lay them flat on a drying rack. Avoid tumble drying, as it may distort the shape of the bras.

Drying:

1. Patting dry:

- Gently pat the bras with a clean towel to remove excess water.

2. Air drying:

- Hang the bras on a clothesline or drying rack in a shaded area to dry completely.

Storing:

1. Reshape:

- Once dry, reshape the bras to their original form before storing.

2. Storage container:

- Store the bras in a lingerie drawer or a designated storage container.

3. Avoid stacking:

- Avoid stacking bras on top of each other, as it may cause deformation.