à Linge Science Nest Premium Bra Toiletry Bag for Delicate Nails and Lingerie in White with Pink Trim

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If the bra has removable pads, pull those out and wash them in a delicates bag, too. (You’ll see examples of mesh bags in a moment). Do not use a fabric softener when washing your bras as it may leave a residue on your clothing. 2. Prepare Bras & Start Washer

It is quite common to just toss a bra into the washer along with the regular load of laundry and expect it to come out clean. Add about a tablespoon of laundry detergent to a gallon of water. You only need enough to create a light lather as too much soap will leave a residue on your bras. 3. Soak BrasThere are two schools of thought when it comes to how often to wash bras. One is to launder them after every use and the other is to only clean them when they stink. Both ideas have merit. Deodorant, sweat, and body oil can leave bras stained and dingy. The age-old solution is to treat them with white distilled vinegar and/or baking soda. Wash your bras more often if you find yourself sweating more than normal. Also, a wear is considered a full day, not just a couple of hours. Mix baking soda and water into a paste and massage it into the stained part of the bra. Let it soak for twenty minutes then wash as usual. If you don’t have a mesh bag or would prefer an option that doesn’t include polyester or nylon, you can wash your bra in a pillowcase instead of a mesh bag. You will need to use safety pins to keep your bag closed. Can You Put Bras In the Dryer?

Unless you found a vintage brassiere at the secondhand shop, your bra should have washing instructions. Unfortunately, it might only be printed in emoji-like symbols instead of words. Don’t use clothespins to clip the straps or the closure to a clothesline because you’ll leave impressions on the fabric and possibly damage the elastic. By following the above tips, you should be able to wash your bras in the washing machine without any problems.

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However, the bag protects your bras so they will retain their shape and last longer than if you just throw them into the washing machine unprotected. What You’ll Need However, like other materials cotton doesn’t stretch much, so one may need to choose the correct size for the support needed.