●Washing your linen

Linen bedding should be washed in cold water on a gentle cycle and can be tumble dried on low. Always follow the care instructions on the product labels. Avoid using too much detergent and fabric softener as this can leave residue on the fabric and cause it to become stiff. Avoid using hot water as this can cause shrinkage.

●Drying your linen

Linen bedding can be dried in a dryer on the low heat setting, or on a clothesline outside or inside. It is best to dry linen in the sun or shade, but not in direct sunlight, to avoid fading. It is also important to avoid over-drying, as this can cause wrinkles. To reduce wrinkles, take the linen out of the dryer before it is completely dry, and hang or fold it while it is still damp.

●Ironing your linen

Linen is loved for its relaxed, creased texture, so there’s no ironing or steaming required. However if you prefer to iron ensure your iron is on a low heat setting and the linen is still slightly damp.

●Storing your linen

Keep your linen in a dry cupboard all neatly folded away from direct sunlight.

It is best to use a mild, hypoallergenic laundry detergent that is specifically designed for washing linens. Look for a detergent with natural ingredients, such as plant-based cleansers, and avoid detergents with harsh chemicals and fragrances.

1. Start by using a stain remover spray or pre-wash treatment and allow it to soak into the fabric for 10-15 minutes.

2. After soaking, use a clean cloth and warm water to gently rub the stain out.

3. If the stain is still present, mix a solution of equal parts white vinegar and warm water and soak the bedding for 10 minutes.

4. Rinse the bedding in cold water and then launder as usual.

5.If the stain is still present, use a stain remover specifically designed for linen fabrics and follow instructions on the package.

Generally, well-cared for bamboo/bamboo lyocell /Tencel bedding can last up to five to seven years. There are many factors that could affect its lifespan such as washing techniques, how often the bedding is used, and how it’s stored. Taking proper care of the bedding will ensure that it stays in good condition for as long as possible.

 

When washing, Machine wash cold on gentle/delicate with like fabrics. It's recommended to use a gentle detergent and to avoid using bleach or fabric softeners. Air-drying or tumble-drying on low heat are also safe options.dry place when not in use in order to prevent mold and mildew from growing.

First, you should determine what type of stain is on your bedding. Is it an oily stain from a spill, a water-based stain from a beverage, or something else? This will help you determine the best course of action in terms of cleaning.

No matter what type of stain is on your bamboo bedding, it is important to always read the product labels carefully before using a cleaner and follow the instructions carefully. Use non-abrasive cleaning tools, such as a soft-bristled brush, to avoid damaging the fabric.

Before using stain remover, we recommend testing on the reusable drawstring bag your bedding arrived in.

We recommend any mild, environmentally friendly cleaner. We also encourage choosing natural detergents like baking soda or white vinegar. Chemical-free soap kernels are another popular alternative to traditional detergents.