When you wash your clothes in a washing machine, you should think not only about cleaning detergents, temperature, or color, but also about turning your items inside out.
Turning clothes inside out before washing them offers several benefits for garment care and longevity.
But how?
Color preservation
By turning clothes inside out, the garment's outer surface is protected from direct contact with the washing machine's agitator or other clothes.
This reduces friction and abrasion on the outer fabric, helping to maintain the original color and prevent fading.
Fabric protection
Washing machines can be rough on clothes during the washing and spinning cycles.
Turning garments inside out provides an extra layer of protection for delicate fabrics, preventing excessive wear and tear on the outer surface.
Print and embellishment care
Clothing with prints, embroidery, or delicate embellishments is more susceptible to damage during washing.
Turning these garments inside out helps preserve the appearance and integrity of these decorative elements.
Reduced pilling
Turning clothes inside out minimizes the friction on the outer fabric, reducing the likelihood of pilling.
Lint and pet hair control
Turning clothes inside out can help prevent lint and pet hair from becoming trapped on the outer surface of the garment.
