Clothes come in a variety of fabrics, each requiring unique care during the laundering process. Because you're caring for other people's clothing while still attempting to operate a business, this is crucial when running a commercial laundry.

A list of some of the most common natural fabrics used in clothes today, as well as how to care for them in commercial laundry machines, is shown in this text.

1 - Cotton

Cotton is the world's most significant non-food crop. It's in towels, bed sheets, jeans, t-shirts, underwear, and more.

Cotton is a tough fabric. It likes cooler washing machine water. Cotton should not be over-dried; it may be taken out of the dryer wet and allowed to dry naturally.

2 - Silk

Silk is a precious and valuable fabric. Silk is made from the silk worm's cocoon strands, which is why it is so fragile. Silk can be hand-washed in cold water or dry cleaned. A hot wash or press damages the cloth and causes discoloration. Silk should never be spot cleaned to remove stains. Wash the whole garment to remove stains.

3 - Linen

Humans have employed linen materials such as flax, hemp, and nettles for thousands of years. Linen is breathable and ideal for hot weather. It requires comparable care as cotton. It likes a cold, mild wash cycle. Unlike cotton, linen improves with each wash.

4 - Wool

Wool is a classic protein fiber extracted from Merino sheep. Very warm, hence worn in colder areas. In a gentle/delicate cycle with a wool-specific detergent, wool loves to be hand-washed. Check the care label on woolen clothes to see whether they may be tumble-dried.

Due to wool's heat sensitivity, disinfection is achieved by using detergent (chemical disinfection).

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