Laura Debarra

They'll eat through a lot of that stuff and they'll remove it from the fabric.

If you're washing bedsheets and all whites, you can go up to a 40, 60, but like 90 degrees isn't needed anymore because of our detergents.

Ones that like you, they work in cool water.

So like I did a course last year purely because I'm such a nerd about it on laundry detergents and products and stuff, just so I could like, it was like literally just watching other episode of Housewives and it's really interesting how they've developed them to work in cool water and

from an eco temperature but i'm delighted because it's making people wash clothes cooler so um inside out low temperature if you have anything special like this top for example has embellishment on it i will never i'll usually hand wash this but i will never wash this in a machine without putting it in a garment bag buying a little multi-pack of garment bags with concealed zips that won't scratch anything and popping that in brazen on anything special like if you buy a dress for a night out or a skirt or like a good pair of trousers with some detail on them put them in a garment bag

It stops them opening up and wrapping.

When you think of what's happening to her in the drum, you will automatically be like, I need to protect her and just keep her within her own bag.

And then anything with a zip, close the zip.

So if you think about an open, the teeth of a zip scratching off your other stuff, open buttons.

You can close the button on a jean, obviously, because it's tough enough.

But in shirts, when things pull like that, you can warp everything and it will not sit well.

But it also wears out fibers and threads.

And I would never dry anything special, anything viscose as well.

Viscose is, it basically mimics silk quite well.

So it's used a lot in like fancier clothes.

And it's kind of like the night out kind of fabric or kind of occasion wear fabric.

That should always be washed cool and no dryer.

A dryer can break things down.

They say that a lot of garments only actually have about 15 to 20 washes in them, max.

Some only have like seven, yeah, before they wear out.