Reena Pillay
Clean and completely dry clothes before storing. Use cloth covers and add neem leaves or moth repellents to protect clothes from insects and moisture.
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Lakshmi Gaud
Some winter clothes should not be ironed directly. If ironing is needed, use low heat or place a cotton cloth over the garment. When unsure, always ask the employer.
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Amrata Satare
Winter clothes should be dried flat on a clean surface or drying rack. Hanging heavy clothes can stretch them. Avoid direct sunlight and high heat.
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Pooja Pankar
Hot water can cause woolen and winter fabrics to shrink, lose shape, or become rough. Cold or lukewarm water helps maintain the fabric’s softness and size.
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Suja Nair
No, not all winter clothes are machine washable. Woolen and delicate fabrics often require hand washing or dry cleaning. Always check the care label or ask the employer before washing.
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