Whether at work or leisure, white textiles are often worn and worn. Unfortunately, annoying shades of gray quickly form on them, and stains are particularly strong. Laundry service tips will help you to keep your laundry radiantly white and to look after it properly.

With our tips, you wash your white laundry properly.

Unfortunately, if you wash white laundry often, it quickly happens that the textiles lose their bright white. Beautiful white clothing requires special care. When washing white laundry, observe the following basic rules:

• Always wash white laundry separately.

• Wash as hot as possible.

• Use the right detergent.

• Consider the manufacturer's instructions on the care label.

We have put together the best tips for beautiful white linen. This will give you the blasting of your white textiles for as long as possible.

Preparing white laundry properly: that's how it works:

Good preparation pays off: To keep your white laundry radiantly white, always wash white textiles separately from colored clothing. How to avoid unsightly gray haze and discoloration.

Before washing, first, sort the laundry according to the respective colors and then according to the temperature. For this, the respective care label provides you with appropriate information. Attention: Highly soiled and oily garments should always be washed separately.

How much of a wash of white laundry? Helpful tips:

Generally, the wash temperature is always dependent on the material you want to wash. For white laundry, you should always use the maximum temperature. However, always pay attention to the care instructions of the manufacturer.

Insensitive fabrics such as cotton and linen can usually be washed at 60 degrees. More delicate materials such as synthetics, wool or silk may usually only be washed at 30 or 40 degrees. You may not be allowed to wash particularly sensitive fabrics in the machine, so be sure to follow the care label. Towels, bed linen and underwear you can usually even wash as a 90-degree wash.

The right detergent dosage for light textiles:

When dosing, you should orientate yourself to the maximum recommended amount for each grade and water hardness. Washing machines with an intelligent dosing system also help.

Pretreatment of stains on white clothes:

A common problem: not all light textiles may be washed hot. Therefore, we recommend pre-treating stains on such textiles with special chlorine or oxygen-based stain removers.

But some home remedies have proven themselves in the past. Our favorite: Gall soap. Rub the soap on the stain and let it work for a few hours before it goes to the stain in the washing machine.

In laundry service, some washing machines have stain control. As a result, the respective spots are specifically pretreated and removed. Before the wash, the optimum temperature, drum rotation, and soak time for the stain are automatically detected and adjusted.