LINEN CARE TIPS
Caring for linen may seem daunting. Yes, we have been there too. Here is a quick guide to put you at ease and see why we love this sustainable product so much.
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- Linen is machine washable
Wild Fig linen is stonewashed, which allows for the linen to be washed on a delicate cycle using lukewarm to cold water. Wash your sheets with a gentle detergent to ensure it last longer
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- Tumble drying is not a necessity. That said, if need be, tumble dry your pieces on a cool air or low-temperature setting
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- Gone are the days of spending hours with your iron
- If you do feel the need to press your precious linen sheets, ensure the sheet is damp before you start
- Press on both sides of the fabric unless it is a dark stained sheet, then only press on the reverse side of the fabric
- Use the medium-hot steam setting on your iron
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- For a first time wash it is best to wash your linen separately
- To lessen the crease, take your sheets out of the washing machine soon as the cycle has stopped
- Dry lying flat or air and line dry the fabric
- Ensure not to use high heats when drying to prevent shrinkage
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- Avoid using bleach as this agent is too harsh for the textile
- When treating a stain,make sure that the area you need to treat does not dry out
- After spot treating your stain, soak in a mild detergent with water
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- Store your linen in a cool, dry place. Avoid using cardboard boxes or a chest of drawers.
