Whether hand washing or machine washing, it is necessary to ensure that the linen valance curtains are thoroughly rinsed, removing residual detergent components as much as possible, and avoiding discoloration caused by oxidation of the clothes. Do not soak for a long time, treat with high temperature, or rub linen embroidery products with force. When washing colored linen embroidery products, a small amount of salt can be added, and a little vinegar can also be added during rinsing to prevent fading.

Cleaning steps for linen valance curtains

When cleaning linen valance curtains, the first step is to choose the correct detergent. Wash solutions containing bleach are suitable for cleaning white linen valance curtains, but should not be used on colored linen valance curtains to prevent fading. Colored linen valance curtains must be washed with a solution that does not contain bleach. When cleaning white linen valance curtains, it is also important to avoid using cleaning solutions containing chlorine bleach. Instead, choose cleaning solutions containing oxygen bleach to improve the washing effect without damaging the linen fibers.

In addition, linen washing also requires water. If the hardness of the water is too high (with a high content of limestone in the water), it is best to add a softener, especially when cleaning dark linen fabrics. Due to the excellent water absorption of flax, the amount of water used during washing should be appropriately increased. The water temperature should be based on the washing label on the clothes. If the water temperature is too high, it may cause the linen valance curtains to shrink.

When washing, do not let the washing machine run at an overload, let the linen have enough space inside the washing machine. The tassels and fine linen valance curtains should be placed in the washing bag to avoid damage caused by washing. When machine washing spinnable linen valance curtains, there should be a mesh cover on the outside to prevent tissue deformation and yarn displacement.