Wash bikini, swimsuit & bathing trunks - Tips for proper care of the swimwear:

Summertime is bath time. At the current temperatures, many sun-seekers are drawn to the swimming pool, the lake or the well-deserved holiday by the sea. In addition to sunscreen and towels is usually also swimwear in the luggage of sun worshipers.

Whether bikini, swimsuit or swimming trunks, swimwear is exposed due to the external environmental influences such as sun, chlorine, salt or sweat extreme stress. It is therefore not surprising that many a swimsuit or swimwear just survive a single season without prejudice. Also, frequent washing can additionally stress the swimwear made of sensitive material.

But that does not necessarily have to be this way. So that you have something of your swimwear longer, you should follow the following important tips and tricks offered by Wholesale Laundry for the care of your bikini or your swimming trunks.

1. Wash bikini, bathing suit, and swimming trunks before first wearing:

Before the newly purchased swimwear is worn for the first time, it should be washed. On the one hand, this has hygienic reasons. On the other hand, many manufacturers use chemicals in the production of textiles. For example, polyester, elastane, or nylon are often treated to prevent mildew growth when transported by moisture. Also, plasticizers, fixatives or dyes are often processed, which may lead to inflammation and itching.

2. Do not put on swimwear until sunscreen is absorbed:

Often, spots on the swimwear are caused by sunscreen. It is best to cream yourself for about 15 minutes before changing so that the sunscreen can fully penetrate the skin. This procedure minimizes the risk of staining caused by sunscreen. The same applies to the use of tanning oils, the use of which per se holds particularly large potential stains.

3. Rinse the swimwear with water after bathing:

Both salt and chlorine and sand are harmful in the long run for bikini and Co. For this reason, you should rinse your swimwear with clear water after each bath to remove salt or chlorine residues directly. 

It usually suffices if you shower yourself briefly or clean the bikini or the bathing suit with a mild shampoo by hand washing. However, do not rub it if you want to distribute or wash out the shampoo. In addition to the hand wash after each wearing, you should wash your swimming things after about every third or fourth carrying additionally in the washing machine, to remove stubborn dirt.

If you want the best care of your laundry, do not hesitate to use Wholesale Laundry service.