How Often Should You Wash Your Garments

How often should you wash your clothes for hygiene?

Just because you have worn something, it does not mean it needs to go straight into the wash. Maintaining a professional wardrobe sanctuary means understanding wear-loops to preserve your favourite fabrics. Let's master these 5 professional resets together!

1. The Professional Laundry Schedule

Items will need washing more often during summer. Refresh your sanctuary wardrobe using a professional garment steamer or professional refresh spray between loops.

Daily Wash Loop

Tights, knickers, socks, and sportswear. These are close-fitting and absorb perspiration professionally. They require a sanitisation loop after every single wear to maintain hygiene standards.

Multi-Wear Reset

Dresses, trousers, and professional denim. Over-washing these can damage professional elasticity and fade sanctuary colours. Aim for 2-3 wears before the machine loop.

2. The Professional 24-Hour Air Loop

Never fold clothes and put them back in your storage sanctuary instantly after wearing! Perform a professional "Air Loop" by hanging the item in a ventilated spot for 24 hours. This serves to professionally agitate the fibres and allow moisture to evaporate, keeping the fabric factory-fresh without the need for a full wash cycle.

3. Professional Pyjama Hygiene

Your sanctuary sleepwear should perform a professional hygiene loop every 2-3 wears. Since we shed skin cells professionally overnight, keeping this schedule prevents professional bacteria buildup. For a professional finish, add a capful of white vinegar to the rinse cycle to sanitise the fibres professionally.

4. Bra Care & Elastic Preservation

Bras should never be worn two days in a row! Perform a professional rotation loop to allow the elastic to professionally recover its shape. Wash after every 3-4 wears unless it’s a hot day. This habit serves to double the life of your professional lingerie sanctuary.

5. Professional Wardrobe Storage Reset

Finally, your storage serves as the final step in the hygiene loop. Wipe your shelves monthly with water and **lemon essential oil**—it serves as a natural sanitiser for your sanctuary fabrics. If an item smells slightly musty, spritz the air with your professional glass spray bottle to neutralise odours. Happy cleaning!

PROFESSIONAL FRESHNESS TIP:

To keep fabrics fresh between loops, decant water into a professional glass spray bottle for a light mist refresh! Adding 5 drops of **white vinegar** serves to neutralise bacteria professionally on contact.