Our Laundry Tips

1. If a stain resists, do not experiment. Leave the garment in the hands of a professional.
2. Do not iron stained laundry as you will only settle the stain in.
3. The immediate stain removal action taken is very important: wash the stain out with cold water immediately to prevent the stain from settling in.
4. Use a good detergent to help eliminate any stains on your garments, and don't forget to use Suavitel® according to your laundry’s needs. 

Let the stain dry, and remove all residues possible by carefully scraping it. Apply butter, margarine or olive oil on any remaining stains and rub it with a clean cloth. Then wash as directed by the label.

1. Dilute an egg yolk in water and rub the stain, and then rinse only with cold water.
2. A second option is to rub the stain with equal amounts of vinegar and alcohol, then wash and dry the garment as directed by the label.

1. You should rub the stain with a mixture of ¼ parts vinegar and ¾ parts water. Following this rinse with water.
2. If this does not work, spray the stain with a little hydrogen peroxide and then soak in water with a few drops of ammonia. Then wash the garment as directed by the label.

If you have a garment with a deodorant stain, try to dissolve the stain by soaking it in detergent and warm water. Then wash as directed by the label.

Rub the stain with a raw potato and later wash the garment with soap and water.

Wash clothes with warm water. If the stain persists, dilute hydrogen peroxide in water and apply on the stain using a cotton ball.

Remove any excess sauce from clothing. Then rinse with detergent and water and let the garment soak overnight. Wash as usual the next day.

1. Check if the glue has a single component, because unfortunately strong glue stains and / or combined cannot be removed. If not, try to remove the stain with nail polish remover or acetone (do not use on synthetic fabrics).
2. You can also try soaking the garment for a few hours with a mixture of warm water and vinegar, and then wash the garment as usual.

1. Beet stains can be removed by rubbing the affected area with a clean, damp cloth. Then let the garment soak an hour and wash as usual.
2. If after that the stain has not come out, try adding a little lemon juice to water or using soap.

1. To remove sweat stains from your clothes, it is best to soak them with water and vinegar.
2. Try using a deodorant that is specially formulated to prevent stains on clothing.

1. To remove pen ink stains, soak the garment overnight with liquid detergent. Then wash as directed on label.
2. You can also dip the stain in warm milk or lemon juice for an hour and then rinse with water.

1. Sort the clothes by type of fabric (cotton, wool, silk, synthetic, etc.) so that you can easily select the best washing and ironing settings.
2. Empty pockets, remove belts, jewelry and other accessories before storing or washing to prevent damage or bulging on the garments.
3. If washing the garment for the first time, make sure to remove any labels or tags on the garment.

Silk and rayon are soft and delicate fabrics that require special care. Here are our tips:

1. Do not spin-dry or wring silk or viscose items.
2. Wrap the garments in cloth and "knead" until the excess water is removed.
3. Preferably hand wash with detergent and warm water. Some silk garments allow machine washing at low temperatures, check the label.
4. Lay out flat and iron when garment is still damp.
5. Iron at low temperatures, preferably when slightly damp or inside out to prevent it from looking shiny.
6. Do not splash water on this type of fabric, as it can stain.

1. Cashmere is a very delicate and typically expensive fabric, you should always hand wash using detergent for delicate fabrics.
2. Hand wash cashmere in cold water and detergent. You should not wring.
3. Use Suavitel^® fabric conditioner. Your garment will retain an irresistible fragrance, as if it was always freshly washed.
4. You must let the garment dry naturally: if ironing is necessary, do it at low temperatures while the garment is still damp.

1. Wash clothes with brocade by hand with cold water and a detergent for delicate clothes.
2. Never wring a brocade garment.
3. Always iron inside out over a towel to protect the embroidery.

1. Lace garments are very delicate and should be washed and dried very carefully.
2. It is best to use a gentle and mild detergent for garments made of lace.
3. Never use bleach as lace may become yellow.
4. Dry flat on a white towel and away from direct sunlight.

1. Before washing the new colored clothes in your washing machine, do a test in the sink with detergent and water to see if the color runs. If the color runs, you will need to hand wash.
2. If line drying, whenever possible, hang clothes in the shade. Direct exposure to the sun tends to discolor and stain your clothing.
3. Follow directions on the label, and separate clothes by color and type of cycle. Separate the whites from the darks, and don't mix the bright colors with black and white.

1. The most important thing is that you use a mild detergent meant for garments.
2. If you are washing fine fabrics such as linen and crochet or embroideries, wash them separately in laundry bags designed for these.
3. Before washing, empty pockets, close zippers (they damage other items in the load of laundry when open), lace buttons and ribbons, pockets inside out, raise collars, and sew anything torn.
4. Use cold water to wash your delicates. Hot water may discolor or damage your fabrics.
5. You can wash delicates in the washing machine by using cold water and a gentle cycle setting. Avoid wringing.
6. Remove the water from these garments by hand, without wringing or twisting.
7. If ironing is necessary, patterned garments should be ironed inside out.
8. Embroidered garments should be ironed inside out to highlight its design.