Washing Labels

Washing like Grandma taught us? When it comes to washing Bosch knows best and presents washing solutions for the Top 10 washing labels. Learn more about them here!

Usually flannel can easily be cleaned in the washing machine. It can be dried in the tumble-dryer at a low temperature. Flannel should not be bleached and when ironing make sure that you only use a low temperature.

Cotton is very stable and at the same time soft and comfortable to wear. It is durable and can be washed frequently. Do not tumble dry and make sure that when ironing you use a medium temperature.

Washing silk is very challenging. The best advice is to wash silk clothes by hand. Bleaching and tumble drying is not recommended. When ironing use a low temperature for not damaging the valuable surface.

When washing wool it is especially important to check the washing label. If it is suitable for the washing machine it should be washed within the range of lukewarm to 40°C with a special wool detergent. Do not tumble dry and iron with a medium temperature.

If the jeans should last as long as possible try not to wash them too often and do not put them into the tumble-dryer. If possible lay the jeans out flat to dry. Actually jeans should not be ironed. But if you need to iron then only with low ironing temperature and inside out.

Polyester is very unproblematic to wash. In general clothes should always be washed inside out. A softener should not be used for polyester because it damages the fibres. If you want it to be tumble-dried use a low dry temperature.

Tricot can be washed at 30°C maximum. It should be tumble-dried and only ironed with a low temperature. Pay attention that all zippers and hook-and-loop fasteners are closed so that the clothes are not damaged.

When washing viscose a washing net can help to protect the clothes. Viscose can be washed at 30°C. It should not be tumble-dried, but it can be ironed at a low temperature. If possible do not use the spin cycle for viscose.

With blended fabric it is important to only fill the washing drum up to half. Otherwise the clothes might be wrinkled. Blended fabric can be washed at 30°C with a low spin cycle. When ironing make sure to use a low temperature.

There are many different types of lace fabric. That is why there is no universal care label for it. The more fine the lace is the more careful it should be washed. In best case it is washed by hand. Just put it into lukewarm water with a little bit of suitable detergent and let it soak. After that it can be rinsed with cool water.