Organza - a thin and delicate material, half composed of silk fibers and requiring a careful attitude. Most often, organza is used for sewing tulle or decorative elements of the interior. So, how to wash the organza tulle, can it be soaked or use a washing machine? We will answer these questions below.
How to properly wash an organza?
The most important thing to remember about, organza is fragile material. Select only a mild detergent for washing. Organza prefers hand washing, you can pre-soak it for an hour in warm water, where the powder has completely dissolved. Do not rub the organza, with rough handling, the fibers are deformed, and the fabric will lose its original appearance. Rinse, as well as wash the organza, should be in warm clean water. Easily squeeze the fabric with your hands to remove excess moisture when wringing.
At what temperature should I wash the organza?
Do not use too hot water for washing, 30-40 degrees is enough. At the same temperature, you can wash the organza in the washing machine, but you need to choose a delicate wash or manual mode. In such cases, less rigid rinsing is provided. If you know that your car rattles things roughly enough, it's best to turn off the push-up to avoid getting puffs on the fabric.
Dry organza is usually in two stages. After washing, the fabric is hung over the tub and allowed to drain, then in a semi-dry condition, hang it on the ledge, where it completely dries. Usually, with this method of drying, the organza no longer requires ironing. However, if you are not satisfied with its appearance, iron the tulle at a low temperature (synthetics or silk). Pay attention to the surface of the iron for ironing, it should be smooth and clean to prevent tightening of the fabric.