
How to launder your linen.
Always use a warm wash cycle in your washing machine. Try to ensure that the washing powder is as pure as possible.
Many powders and liquids on the market today contain harsh bleaches and whiteners which, when used on natural fibres, will hasten wear, especially if the linens are overdryed in the dryer of left for too long to hang in the sunshine.
A gentle soap powder with an occasional addition of a gentle whitener dissolved first in water, or placed in the designated dispenser of your machine, will help keep your linens in perfect condition.
Never overdry in the tumble dryer.
We recommend line drying if possible. If the dryer is used, take out the linens before they are completely dry, fold and air either indoors or outside.
If line dried, minimal pressing is needed.
Pillow cases always look best when pressed with a hot steam iron, but sheets and quilt covers, if folded neatly straight from the line or dryer, will look and feel great.