In order to maintain the color stability and brightness of woolen fabrics, here are some methods and suggestions:
1. Wash by hand or use the gentle cycle: wool Woolen fabrics are relatively fragile during the washing process, so avoid using strong kneading or severe friction. It’s best to hand wash or choose the gentle cycle on your washing machine to reduce friction on the fabric and the risk of fading.
2. Use cold water: Try to use cold water to wash woolen fabrics, because hot water may cause the dye to fade. At the same time, cold water helps stabilize the fiber and maintain color.
3. Washing inside out: Turn the woolen fabric inside out to reduce surface friction and damage. Wash gently using mild detergent to ensure a thorough yet gentle cleaning process.
4. Wash separately: Avoid washing with other clothes of different colors, especially dark clothes. This prevents dyes from bleeding into each other, causing color staining or fading.
5. Avoid prolonged soaking: Minimize the time that woolen fabrics are soaked in water to prevent dye penetration and fading. Dry as soon as possible after washing and avoid leaving it wet for a long time.
6. Simple ironing: Use a steam iron to gently iron woolen fabrics at low temperature to help restore the smoothness and flatness of the fabric. All while keeping the colors bright.
7. Protect from direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure to sunlight may cause the color of woolen fabrics to fade. When storing, choose a cool and ventilated place and avoid direct sunlight.
8. Pay attention to the choice of detergent: choose a mild detergent designed for colored fabrics, and avoid using detergents that contain bleach or are too strong.
Please note that before performing any cleaning method, always check the washing instructions on the garment to ensure that you are safe with the methods and products used And appropriate.