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It’s no secret that bed linens can safely be washed at home. But for expensive linens with high thread counts (600 and above), duvets, shams, multi-colored and complex patterned bedding, and any bedding that is not cotton or linen; a dry cleaner is the best option. Why you ask? Because the biggest issues with attempting to wash these kind of bed linens at home are discoloration, color bleeding, shrinkage, a change in the way the fabric feels and an inability to properly remove stains. Did we convince you yet that it’s a job best left to the professionals?…No? Well then please be aware of the following:
1.Bleaching bed linens can cause pre-mature yellowing of the fabric and weaken fibers therefore, NEVER BLEACH.
2.Hang drying sheets is optimal, but if you must use a dryer, dry on low
3.Fabric softeners break down the fibers of fabrics, so never use them on your linens.
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