FAQs

The Golden Rule: Inside Out
Always flip your garments inside out before tossing them in the wash. This protects the outer fibers, prevents pilling, and keeps colors from fading against the agitator.
Unless you’re dealing with heavy-duty stains on towels or linens, wash in cold water. It saves energy, prevents shrinkage, and is much gentler on fabric elasticity.
We get it—you want to finish laundry in one go. But an overstuffed machine means clothes don’t get rinsed properly and friction increases. Give your clothes room to breathe!
High heat is the enemy of longevity. Whenever possible, lay items flat to dry or hang them up. If you must use a dryer, choose the “low heat” or “air fluff” setting.
More bubbles don’t mean cleaner clothes. Using too much detergent can leave a dulling residue on fabrics. Stick to the recommended amount—or even a little less.