-Linen products have a lifespan of more than 30 years if well cared for.
- If something has been spilled on the linen fabric or if the stain is fresh, press it with a clean and slightly damp cloth without dispersing the stain. Do not do anything to wear the fabric; stay away from hot water and bleach, do not wash by chaffing. If the stain is not removed by the above methods, you can use a stain remover suitable for linen fabrics. Do not apply the stain remover for more than ten minutes. Rinse the fabric thoroughly at the end of the process.
Linen is a type of fabric that is extremely resistant to bacteria, moths and sweat compared to other fabric types. However, the cleaning of linen fabric, which is delicate in texture, requires meticulousness and precision.
- If you need to wash it in the machine, cold water should be used, and if you are going to wash it by hand, you should not use it. Since heavy stain removers such as bleach will wear the linen fabric, you should stay away from such products during washing.
-Flax fiber has the property of absorbing and releasing water quickly. It can contain 20% of its own moisture without being wet.
-Since the drying process is shorter than other fabrics, a special setting should be used in the dryer for linen fabrics. However, linen fabric dries best on the thread.
Ironing
-It is recommended to start ironing on the reverse when the linen fabric is damp and finally iron it from the face to bring it to its natural shine.
- Moisturizing the very dry linen during ironing is facilitating. Stubborn creases can be opened more easily by wetting it lightly.
Steam ironing on pure linen gives perfect results.
-Due to the natural feature of flax fiber, its flexibility is low, and folding it over and over from the same place may cause it to break.
