• Check the care instructions: Before washing your bed sheets, read the care label or any instructions provided by the manufacturer.
  
• Separate white sheets from colored ones to avoid color bleeding.
  
• Start the washing machine: Place the bed sheets into the washing machine, making sure not to overload it. Use a gentle or delicate cycle if your sheets are made of delicate fabrics.
  
• Use a mild detergent. Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals unless specifically recommended on the care label.
  
• Select the appropriate water temperature Hot water can be used for white sheets and heavily soiled items, while cold water is suitable for colored sheets to prevent fading.
  
• Add fabric softener (optional)
  
• Once the washing cycle is complete, remove the bed sheets from the washing machine promptly. Shake them out to minimize wrinkles and hang them on a clothesline or place them in the dryer.
  
• By following these steps, you can keep your bed sheets clean, fresh, and comfortable for a good night's sleep.
  

• Separate your towels based on color and fabric type. Wash white towels separately from colored ones to prevent color bleeding.
  
• Start the washing machine: Place the towels in the washing machine, making sure not to overload it.
  
• Use a suitable detergent: Choose a mild laundry detergent that is appropriate for your towels. Avoid using fabric softeners or dryer sheets as they can reduce the towels' absorbency over time.
  
• Select the appropriate water temperature: Most towels can be washed in warm water but check the care label for specific instructions.
  
• Choose a suitable washing cycle: Select a regular or heavy-duty cycle, depending on the level of dirt and stains on your towels.
  
• Add baking soda (optional) for extra freshness and to help remove any odors.
  
• Dry the towels: Once the washing cycle is complete, promptly remove the towels from the machine to prevent a musty smell. Shake them out to fluff them up and aid in drying.
  o Tumble dry: Place the towels in the dryer and set it to a medium or high heat setting. Dry them thoroughly to prevent mildew or odors. Adding dryer balls or clean tennis balls can help fluff the towels and reduce drying time.
  o Line dry: Hang the towels on a clothesline or drying rack outdoors.
  o Combination: You can partially dry the towels in the dryer and then hang them outside to finish drying.
  
• Fold or store the towels: Once the towels are dry, fold them neatly and store them in a clean, dry place.

By following these steps, you can effectively clean and maintain the quality of your towels, keeping them soft, absorbent, and fresh for everyday use.

Load Bedspread into the washing machine, along with the soap or detergent, and run it through a delicate cycle with cold or warm water.

DO NOT USE HOT WATER.

Run another cycle with No Soap to rinse any detergent residue.

Give it normal spin and use Tennis balls in the drier to ensure it fluffiness.

That’s how you make your Bedspread Happy!

Note:

Getting the right size sheets can make a big difference in your comfort level, so we recommend measuring your mattress and checking our size mentioned in product description to ensure the best fit.

We offer King size currently, but we also welcome customization to your required size.