BRIGHTS

Always sort your laundry so you are washing like colours, keeping your colours together and well as whites and darks separate. If you have a large enough load, sort your clothes further by colour similarity i.e. blues together and pinks together.

If you want the colour in your clothes to last, avoid very hot water and harsh detergents in your washing machine. Use the washer’s gentle cycle to keep clothes from rubbing together and wearing. In addition, adding vinegar to the load will stop the aggressive action of water lifting colour from your clothes, helping to set the colour.

Washing and drying is rough on the outside of your clothing, so turning your clothes inside out will reduce the stress on the exposed fibres, keeping brights bright. For bright clothes, air drying is best as over drying in hot dryers will cause colours to fade fast.

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