The process of washing clothes is usually tedious, but we don't understand why. Like our skin beauty routine, washing our clothes also has its regime.

Moreover, according to the research, there is a science behind fabric care, the first step must be to clean, the second to protect, and the third to improve.

Some detergents help to take care of the clothes and although they cost a little more, they are worth the long-term investment since they make the difference in the fabrics.

You should also incorporate the conditioner or softener and aroma enhancers so that your clothes remain with pleasant smell even weeks after washing.

If you are going to wash your clothes and want it to look like freshly bought, follow the following tips suggested by Laundry service expert.

Goodbye, bad smell:

If the towels smell like damp, wash them normally using hot water and detergent. And while they are in the washing machine, add a cup of vinegar, according to the Laundry service expert.

Unbutton shirts:

Loosen the buttons before washing. If you do not, the agitation of the washing machine could cause them to fall out, as the Real Simple magazine explains.

Take care of your cotton clothes:

Wash them with cold or warm water using the gentle cycle of the washing machine and with a detergent for all types of clothes.

Protect delicate items:

Those of wool, cashmere or fine cotton, you can put them in a pillowcase with zipper and wash them with cold water using the cycle of delicate garments. Or you can use a bag that sells the super for delicate.

Citrus to the rescue:

To have bright whites on small items such as cloth napkins and socks, fill a pot with water and lemon slices; boil everything and then put the clothes. Soak it maximum for one hour and then wash normally.

Cash stain remover:

As it is a natural acid, white vinegar removes grease stains and bleaches fabrics when added to water during the first rinse. Depending on the size of a load of clothes, you can add from 1/8 to 1/2 cup.

Zero spots on bras and underwear:

You can get rid of those ugly yellowish sweat stains that usually remain on these garments. Just rub them using warm water and mild soap.

Then let it soak for 30 minutes before putting them in the washing machine, Real Simple proposes. In addition, you can use a detergent to soak the stain before washing and allow it to come out easily.