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Sheep wool is a natural material with excellent insulating properties, it is breathable and resistant to odours. However, its fine fibres require gentle care to preserve their quality and natural properties. Improper cleaning can cause shrinkage, damage to the structure, or loss of softness.   Washing Procedure For Sheep Wool Always read the care instructions on the label before washing. Most sheep wool should be cleaned by hand or professionally, but some modern treatments allow for ma...

As International Women's Day rolls around, we're presented with a golden opportunity to shower love and gratitude on all the amazing women who enrich our lives. Whether it's your partner, mother, sister, or friend, each one deserves a tip of the hat and a special something to remind them just how much they mean to us. Do you know when and why International Women's Day is celebrated? We'll reveal that to you in the following lines.   What to give a woman who needs nothing and has everythin...

Tired of measuring laundry gel? Struggling to estimate the right amount and would rather have a quick and practical solution at home or on the go? Laundry sheets will be the perfect alternative for you. The great news is that from now on, you can find them in Puella's offer. What Are Laundry Sheets and How Do They Work? Using laundry sheets is really simple. You just toss them into the washing machine and wash. Ultra-concentrated laundry sheets are infused with detergent. They dissolve complet...

A blazer is a stylish piece of clothing that requires special care. Improper washing can damage its fabric, fit, or structure.   How to Wash a Blazer Check the Label: Blazers usually have a care label indicating whether they require dry cleaning or can be machine washed. Always follow these instructions. Hand Washing: If the blazer is not suitable for machine washing, wash it by hand in cold water with a mild detergent. Gently press the fabric to clean it without damaging its structur...

Choosing the right spin speed significantly impacts washing quality, fabric condition, and drying time. How do you select the ideal spin speed for different types of laundry?   Basic Spin Speed Categories by Fabric Type Low Spin Speed (400–600 RPM): Suitable for delicate fabrics like silk, wool, or lace. Lower speeds help protect sensitive materials from damage. Medium Spin Speed (800–1000 RPM): Ideal for regular clothing such as t-shirts, pants, or bed linen. Provides good spinning w...

Shrinkage of laundry in the dryer can be an unpleasant surprise that ruins the joy of freshly washed and dried clothes. A shirt that no longer fits or pants that suddenly became a size smaller is a problem that almost everyone has encountered.  What Causes Laundry to Shrink in the Dryer? Shrinkage of fabrics in the dryer is the result of a combination of heat, movement, and the material's structure: Heat and Sensitive Materials Some fabrics, such as cotton, wool, or viscose, are sensiti...

Fabric softener is a popular laundry helper, but not everyone wants or can use it. Whether you have sensitive skin, are trying to minimize the use of chemicals, or are looking for another way to keep your laundry soft as a cloud and pleasantly scented, there are plenty of alternatives to fabric softener.   Natural Alternatives to Fabric Softener White Vinegar White vinegar is a great natural softener. Simply add half a cup to the fabric softener compartment. Besides softening the laundr...

Have you pulled your favourite shirt or dress out of the closet in the morning and been surprised by a musty smell? Have you washed a shirt recently and because of the strange aroma it may go in the wash again? There could be several causes. From dampness in the closet to insufficient drying after washing to long storage of clothes indoors. We advise you how to prevent the musty smell and how to get rid of it. Why do clothes stink? The most common reason is humidity. It is moisture that create...

The dryer is a great helper that can not only dry your laundry but also soften it. However, sometimes instead of a fresh scent, it surprises you with a dull or even unpleasant odour after taking out the clothes.   What Causes the Odour in Laundry After Drying in the Dryer? One of the most common reasons is accumulated moisture in the dryer. If the dryer isn’t regularly cleaned or properly ventilated, mold can develop inside, causing a musty smell that then transfers to the laundry. Lint ...

Stiff laundry after washing can be an unpleasant surprise that ruins the feeling of freshly washed clothes. Whether it's towels that should be soft and cosy or T-shirts that have lost their smoothness, many of us struggle with this issue. The good news is that laundry stiffness has specific causes that can be easily identified and eliminated.   What Causes Laundry Stiffness? The most common culprit is hard water—it contains high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium, which sett...