This is because some of the dye will bleed out of the jeans and stain any other clothes that are in the wash with them. As always, check the care label on your jeans. Dye bleeding is more of a problem for some jeans than for others.
Despite the extra effort, some people prefer to wash jeans by hand in order to be gentle to the fabric. Every so often, your jeans will need a deeper clean in the washing machine. This is where things can go wrong after washing denim jeans. Most manufacturers will recommend steering clear of the tumble dryer and line drying your jeans after washing them instead.
This helps prevent fading, shrinkage, and other damage that can happen in a tumble dryer. To line dry your jeans, take your jeans out of the washer as soon as possible or out of the tub, if hand washing. To avoid wrinkles and creases, fold your jeans at the knee and smooth them out as you place them on a hanger or rack to dry hanging them over your shower curtain can work as well.
You can, of course, dry your jeans in the dryer. Especially if your jeans stretched out during wear, throwing them in the dryer for a few minutes will help them regain their shape. Choose a more delicate dryer cycle and low heat to reduce any potential damage that a dryer may cause to your jeans. Download audio. How to Wash Jeans. How to wash jeans: A complete guide We all have that one pair of jeans: the one that fits just right, goes with everything, and can be worn day or night.
Washing jeans for the first time Many jeans manufacturers recommend that you wash jeans separately for the first few times. Spot cleaning your jeans Spot cleaning is the best way to care for your jeans in between washes. Crisp and clean, leaving behind a freshly-washed scent. Downy helps protect your clothes from 60 times the G Force of a space rocket launch. Downy helps protect your clothes from being thrashed 3, times during every wash.
Skip to main content. How Downy Works? Our Products. About Downy. It will help the fibers recover from stress and stretch, especially in the knees and the seat. Spot clean jeans with holes in them. Only wash your jeans when necessary. The abrasive agitation from your washing machine can wear the fabric down over time and shorten the life of your denim.
Your jeans are a staple part of your wardrobe. Keep your jeans looking their best with a little help from Tide. Freezing Removes Bacteria False. Although putting your jeans in the freezer does kill off some of the bacteria, in reality, most of the germs on your jeans come from you.
Once your body temperature warms the fabric, the germs will come back just like before. Wash Your Jeans Sparingly True. To help your stretched out jeans regain their shape, put them in the dryer for a quick tumble. Follow the instructions on the fabric care label and remove the jeans when they are slightly damp to prevent unwanted creasing. However, there are jeans specifically designed to shrink to fit your body. Soak the jeans in the bathtub before putting them on when slightly damp so that they dry on your body and retain your shape.
The More Stretch, the Better Depends on your body type and how clingy you want your denim to be. Washing Jeans. Step 1 Read the fabric care label.
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