Most of us treat our clothes like they’re invincible. We throw them in the wash, hoping for the best, and expect them to come out looking fresh every time. But what if we told you fabric care isn’t just about getting rid of stains? What if it’s actually about giving your clothes the TLC they deserve to last longer , look better , and feel softer ? That’s what we’re all about at BIORESTORE. What is Fabric Care? Fabric care is more than just laundry. It’s about preserving the life of your clothes, keeping them looking great, and ensuring they stay in top condition wash after wash. The science behind fabric care involves treating fibers with products that can restore, protect, and even enhance the look and feel of your fabrics. It's about extending the life of your favorite garments and keeping them performing at their best, so you can enjoy them for as long as possible. No more fading, pilling, or the dreaded fabric shrinkage! Laundry Solutions that Restore & Protect At BIOREST...
Unlike regular laundry, secondhand clothes may have more dirt, lint, pilling, etc. In many cases, people make simple mistakes in washing thrifted clothing, which significantly reduces their lifecycle. In this blog, we will mention the top 8 mistakes to avoid when cleaning secondhand clothes. Let’s get started! 1. Not checking the care label When it comes to thrifted clothing, there is so much that you might not know about the fabric. Is it washable? Can it be tossed into a dryer? What temperature is best for ironing it? Luckily, you can find all of this information on the small care label attached to the garment. 2. Not removing stains before washing The older a stain gets, the harder it is to take it off. That’s why it might be more challenging to remove stubborn stains from preloved or thrifted clothing. Using spot treatments such as Vanish is a great way to effectively clean your preloved garments. 3. Going overboard with the detergent Adding more than the required a...