Neworn's care tips for children's clothing

1. Pretreat instead of despair 🧼

Stains are easier to remove when they're fresh. As soon as a stain is discovered, it should be pretreated. Use stain sprays, gall soap, or simply a mixture of water and baking soda to soften the dirt. Pay attention to the fabric's care instructions so that nothing is damaged.

2. Choose the right laundry temperature 🌡️

Children's clothes should always be thoroughly cleaned, but that doesn't mean that everything has to be washed at 60°C. Check care labels and separate clothes by color. Lightly soiled clothing can often be cleaned at 30-40°C. For more persistent stains or clothing that could be heavily contaminated with germs (e.g. underwear or clothing from sick children), 60°C can be useful.

3. Use sensitive laundry detergent 🍼

Children's skin is sensitive, especially babies. Uses mild detergents that are free from fragrances and chemical additives. Laundry detergents for people with allergies or products specifically designed for babies are a good choice. Avoid fabric softeners, as they pollute the fibers and may cause allergies.

4. Sort clothes before washing 🧺

To protect children's clothes, they should be sorted before washing:

• Separate light and dark colors: Prevents staining.
• Wash delicate fabrics separately: It is best to clean fine materials such as wool or clothing with appliqués on a gentle cycle or in a laundry bag.
• Close zippers and buttons: This protects clothing and prevents damage.

5. Dry sustainably 🌬️

While the dryer is practical, it can damage delicate children's clothing. Air dry clothes to protect fibers and prevent deformation Wool and other delicate materials should dry lying down to keep their shape.

6. Make it easy to clean: choose practical clothes 👕

Sometimes looking before you buy helps: choose clothes that are robust and easy to clean. Materials such as cotton or blended fabrics are often easier to clean than pure wool or silk.

7. Keep kids' favorite spots under control ✨

The most common stains on children's clothes are grass, chocolate and tomato sauce. Here are a few quick tips:

• Grasflecken: Soak with vinegar or lemon juice and then wash as usual.
• chocolate stains: Let it dry first, then treat with cold water and soap.
• tomato sauce: Rinse with cold water and then soak with stain spray or baking soda.

8. Involve children 🤝

Even the youngest children can learn to care for their clothes. Show them how to remove dirt from shoes or sort clothes by color. It's fun and makes the clothes last longer.

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Conclusion:

With a little attention and the right tricks, you can keep children's clothes clean and extend their lifespan. This not only protects your wallet, but also the environment. And the best part: You can look forward to your kids' next adventures in a more relaxed way — without having to worry about the next batch of laundry.

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