If you are tired of losing the elasticity and crispiness of your sheets after just one or two washes, the most important thing you need to consider is; whether or not you are washing them the right way. Your knitted fitted sheets wouldn’t have to lose breathability and freshness soon after buying if you wash them properly. 

Although there is no hard and fast rule for washing bed sheets, and the washing procedure may differ according to the different types of fabric, there are a few things you need to be mindful of while washing your sheets to maintain their quality.

In this blog, we'll look at the techniques behind washing bed sheets that can keep them fresh even after countless washes. So whether you are rinsing your Jacquard bed sheet or removing stains from your jersey fitted sheet, read this blog to know how you can wash them the right way to retain their initial quality.

How to Retain the Crisp of Bed Sheets After Washing?

There is no better feeling than sleeping in a bed with fresh and cozy sheets. However, as you keep washing your fitted sheets, their freshness gradually fades away, and the fabric wears out. Although there is no alternative to regular washing, with the help of the following tips, you can preserve the quality of the fabric and keep your sheets fresh even after washing them multiple times. 

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Avoid Mixing Your Sheets With Towels

This should be the first checkpoint when you wash your sheets. While picking up a jumble of clothes and tossing them into the machine may seem like a quick process to wash clothes, it is the habit that not only destroys the quality of your bed sheets but can ruin all your clothes. Always remember that bed sheets go with bed sheets, which means no towels, pillowcases, or rugs. 

Treat Stains Before Laundering

One of the most common laundry mistakes that many people repeatedly make is putting all the bed sheets in the washing machine first and then adding plenty of bleach or detergent to do away with stains. Why destroy all your bed sheets for a stain on a single sheet? So next time, remove the stain before putting the sheet in the washing machine. 

When removing stains, it's always best to use baking soda, lemon juice, or any mild natural remedy instead of harsh detergents that can wear out your sheets.

Choose the Right Wash Cycle

Don't let your bed sheets go for one or two extra cycles in order to completely clean them. Choose the wash cycle according to the instructions provided on the bed sheet tag. Also, you need to be extra careful while washing delicate fabric types like silk or jacquard bed sheets, which are prone to pilling if they get tangled. Generally, shorter and gentle cycles are best for bed sheets. You can properly wash your knitted fitted sheets on shorter cycles if you don't overload the machine and use cold water. 

By following these steps, you can ensure fresh and crisp bed sheets for an extended period. For high-quality knitted sheets, contact Hussain Textiles and find the most premium quality bed sheets made with extreme care.