How to Wash Your Beautiful Swimsuit

Tip#1: Soak and Cold Water before Use(Very Imported)
Salt is used as fixative during dyeing. To prevent fading and maintain color stability, the new swimsuit be soak in salt and cold water for two hours before drying in the shade.
Tip#2: Rinse Swimsuit before Swimming/ after Swimming
One of the most fundamentional steps in caring for a swimsuit is to rinse it in cold tap water before swimming and after swimming, whether swimming or merely sunbathing.
Tip#3: Hand Wash after Wearing
We recommend hand washing swimsuits. In addition to rinsing immediately after wearing a swimsuit, washing it at the end of that day is also an essential step in swimsuit care.
Tip#4: Don't Use Washing Machines
Generally, washing machines are not recommended for women's swimsuits.
Tip#5: How to Dry a Swimsuit
Never wring a swimsuit out. This can easily damage the delocate fibers and cause the suit to lose its shape. Instead, lay it flat between two dry towels, roll the towels up, and gently press the towels so they absorb the excess water. The swimsuit should not be left too long in the towels, however, or it may get mildewy.
Tip#6: Avoid Dry Cleaning, Ironing, and Blenching
Blench should not be used on bathing suits, since it caused discoloration and damage. Swimsuits should not be ironed. If wrinkling occurs, simply dampen the suit slightly and they should fall out. Swimsuits should generally not be dry cleaned.

• 82% Nylon,18% Elastane
• Pull On closure
• Gentle cycle / Do not bleach / Laundry.
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82% Nylon,18% Elastane