What to do if your bedding sets get stained?

1. Treat promptly to prevent stains from hardening

Immediately remove any residue from the bedding sets: Gently absorb liquid with a clean paper towel or soft cloth, avoiding friction that could spread the stain.

Rinse with cold water: Gently pat the stained area with cold water to wash away most of the stain particles, preventing hot water from setting the stain.

Avoid using hot water or high-temperature drying: Heat can cause protein or oil stains to solidify, making subsequent cleaning more difficult.

2. Choose the right cleaner

Use a specialized cleaner for different stain types: For example, use enzyme-based or degreasing agents for oil stains, and a mild cleaner containing oxygen bleach for blood stains.

Test on an inconspicuous area first: Ensure the cleaner will not adversely affect the fabric color or fibers.

Dilute as directed: Follow the product ratio to avoid excessive concentration that could damage the fabric.

3. Proper washing method

Hand wash or gentle machine wash: Soak the treated area for 5–10 minutes, then gently rub, avoiding vigorous scrubbing.

Use cold or lukewarm water (below 30℃): Keeping the water temperature below 30℃ helps protect the fiber structure.

Choose a suitable washing program: Use the "gentle" or "hand wash" mode to reduce mechanical friction.

4. Post-wash care and maintenance

Air dry or tumble dry on low heat: Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fabric fading or deformation.

Use fabric softener: Adding a suitable amount of fabric softener can improve the fabric's feel and reduce static electricity.

Regular inspection and maintenance: Regularly check the condition of bedding, replace or deep clean it promptly to maintain long-term comfort and hygiene.