AMZADA - BED LINEN SET - 600 TC - Grey - 180

WASHING

-An important step is to separate your linens into light and dark colors.
-Wash your matching linens together to preserve their color consistency over time.
-A first wash is very important for new linens and prepares them for a long and beautiful life. So, always pre-wash linens before first use.
-Bed sets should be washed at 30 degrees machine wash cold to warm (*not hot), with cold rinse and a mild liquid detergent, at a gentle wash and spin cycle.
-Never fully pack the washing machine.
-Items with delicate embroideries can be washed inside out, and small items with lace trims can be placed in mesh bags for further protection. •The liquid detergent should not contain whiteners or bleaching agents because they might alter and weaken the color and texture of the fabric over time.
-Specific stains should be pre-treated before the general wash cycle.
-Avoid washing bed linens with towels as the terry cotton can graze the fabric.
-We recommend professional cleaning for pique and quilted bed covers as they are too large and too heavy when wet to be used in home washing machines.

DRYING
- The ideal way to dry your linens is by air, draping them using a line. Do not place the linens in intense and direct sunlight, as it might lead to yellowing.
- You can also dry your linen by shaking out the humid linens after they are washed and place them loosely in the dryer. Do not overload the dryer.
- Tumble dry at the lowest heat setting or cool air setting, and never completely dry them as prolonged heat will dry out their fibers and make them lifeless over time.
- Dry clean is also an option.

IRONING
- The best time to iron your linens is when they are still damp.
- The iron setting should be warm/hot for cottons, and hot for linens.
- When ironing monograms, delicate lace, or other embroideries, place a soft white slightly damp cloth over your linens, and iron on the reverse side when feasible.