
How to Patch-Test Washing Detergent on Sensitive Fabrics
Silk, viscose, wool and dyed fabrics can react badly to detergent. A small hidden test helps prevent colour loss, stiffness and distortion.
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Silk, viscose, wool and dyed fabrics can react badly to detergent. A small hidden test helps prevent colour loss, stiffness and distortion.
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Protect silk, chiffon, wool and lace from radiator scorch, stretching and stiffness with a gentler indoor drying routine.
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Foundation, lipstick and mascara need gentle handling on silk. Use cool blotting, fibre-safe detergent and patience to limit damage.
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Stop guessing at creases: match the tool to cotton, wool, silk, linen and delicate fabrics without flattening or scorching them.
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Prevent shine, scorching and snagging by matching the cloth to the fabric before you touch the iron.
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