Care tips
CARE TIPS FOR EMBROIDERED COTTON FABRICS
General Information
1. Durability : Cotton fabrics, whether thin or thick, are sturdy and well-suited for machine washing.
2. Color-Safe Embroidery : The embroidery is crafted with fine thread, ensuring the colors do not bleed during washing.
3. Eco-Friendly Maintenance : Preserve your embroidered pieces using natural and ecological cleaning products such as handmade soap, baking soda, lemon, or white vinegar.
*Note: These care tips are provided for informational purposes only. We cannot take responsibility for any issues arising from these methods. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.*
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Guidelines for Stain Removal
- Act Quickly : Address stains promptly, as fresh stains are easier to remove.
- Avoid Heat : Never use hot water on a stain; it can cause the stain to set permanently.
- No Bleach : Bleach can damage delicate fabrics and embroidery.
- Gentle Cleaning : Start by carefully removing any excess residue without spreading the stain.
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Specific Stain Solutions
1. Food, Grass, or Blood Stains
- Apply handmade soap to the dampened area and rub gently.
- Rinse with cold water.
- For stubborn stains, soak in water with diluted handmade soap shavings before rinsing thoroughly.
2.Grease Stains,butter, oil...
- Sprinkle cornstarch or flour generously over the stain to absorb grease.
- Let it sit for a few hours, then shake off the powder.
- Dampen the area, gently rub with handmade soap or a stain-removal stick, and rinse. Machine wash if necessary.
3. Red Fruit Stains
- Treat the stain with lemon juice or white vinegar before washing.
- Repeat if necessary, avoiding harsh scrubbing.
4. Coffee, Tea Stains
- Apply lemon juice directly to the stain.
- Follow up with a machine wash using a delicate cycle.
5. Wine Stains
- For fresh stains, absorb the liquid with cornstarch or flour.
- Once dry, tap the area gently with a mixture of water and handmade soap.
- For older stains, use pure white vinegar. Let it sit for 30–60 minutes, then rinse and machine wash.
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Machine Washing Recommendations
1. Protect Embroidery : Place the item in a delicate laundry bag, pillowcase, or duvet cover to reduce friction during the wash cycle.
2. Temperature Setting : Wash in cold water or at a maximum of 30°C.
3. Program Selection : Choose a "delicate" cycle with minimal or no spinning to prevent fiber damage.
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Drying Tips
- Avoid Direct Sunlight : Dry embroidered fabrics in the shade to prevent fading.
- No Heat Sources : Keep items away from heaters or other heat sources to protect fabric integrity.
- Air Drying : Lay flat or hang carefully to prevent distortion of the embroidery.
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Ironing Instructions
1. Lightly Moisten Fabric : If the fabric is completely dry, use a spray bottle to slightly dampen it.
2. Iron on Reverse Side : Turn the fabric inside out and iron the embroidery on the reverse side using a hot iron with full steam.
3. Be Gentle : Use slow, gentle motions to avoid damaging delicate threads or fibers.
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Disclaimer
These care tips are provided as general guidance to help maintain the longevity and beauty of your embroidered cotton pieces. However, we cannot guarantee results or accept responsibility for any damage that may occur. Always proceed with caution and test any method on a hidden area of the fabric first.
General Information
1. Durability : Cotton fabrics, whether thin or thick, are sturdy and well-suited for machine washing.
2. Color-Safe Embroidery : The embroidery is crafted with fine thread, ensuring the colors do not bleed during washing.
3. Eco-Friendly Maintenance : Preserve your embroidered pieces using natural and ecological cleaning products such as handmade soap, baking soda, lemon, or white vinegar.
*Note: These care tips are provided for informational purposes only. We cannot take responsibility for any issues arising from these methods. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first.*
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Guidelines for Stain Removal
- Act Quickly : Address stains promptly, as fresh stains are easier to remove.
- Avoid Heat : Never use hot water on a stain; it can cause the stain to set permanently.
- No Bleach : Bleach can damage delicate fabrics and embroidery.
- Gentle Cleaning : Start by carefully removing any excess residue without spreading the stain.
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Specific Stain Solutions
1. Food, Grass, or Blood Stains
- Apply handmade soap to the dampened area and rub gently.
- Rinse with cold water.
- For stubborn stains, soak in water with diluted handmade soap shavings before rinsing thoroughly.
2.Grease Stains,butter, oil...
- Sprinkle cornstarch or flour generously over the stain to absorb grease.
- Let it sit for a few hours, then shake off the powder.
- Dampen the area, gently rub with handmade soap or a stain-removal stick, and rinse. Machine wash if necessary.
3. Red Fruit Stains
- Treat the stain with lemon juice or white vinegar before washing.
- Repeat if necessary, avoiding harsh scrubbing.
4. Coffee, Tea Stains
- Apply lemon juice directly to the stain.
- Follow up with a machine wash using a delicate cycle.
5. Wine Stains
- For fresh stains, absorb the liquid with cornstarch or flour.
- Once dry, tap the area gently with a mixture of water and handmade soap.
- For older stains, use pure white vinegar. Let it sit for 30–60 minutes, then rinse and machine wash.
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Machine Washing Recommendations
1. Protect Embroidery : Place the item in a delicate laundry bag, pillowcase, or duvet cover to reduce friction during the wash cycle.
2. Temperature Setting : Wash in cold water or at a maximum of 30°C.
3. Program Selection : Choose a "delicate" cycle with minimal or no spinning to prevent fiber damage.
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Drying Tips
- Avoid Direct Sunlight : Dry embroidered fabrics in the shade to prevent fading.
- No Heat Sources : Keep items away from heaters or other heat sources to protect fabric integrity.
- Air Drying : Lay flat or hang carefully to prevent distortion of the embroidery.
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Ironing Instructions
1. Lightly Moisten Fabric : If the fabric is completely dry, use a spray bottle to slightly dampen it.
2. Iron on Reverse Side : Turn the fabric inside out and iron the embroidery on the reverse side using a hot iron with full steam.
3. Be Gentle : Use slow, gentle motions to avoid damaging delicate threads or fibers.
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Disclaimer
These care tips are provided as general guidance to help maintain the longevity and beauty of your embroidered cotton pieces. However, we cannot guarantee results or accept responsibility for any damage that may occur. Always proceed with caution and test any method on a hidden area of the fabric first.