How to wash pants in a washing machine

How to wash pants in a washing machine Every modern man's wardrobe includes a pair of elegant trousers. These trousers require periodic cleaning to maintain their impeccable appearance. We'll discuss how to properly machine wash men's trousers below.

Step-by-step instructions for machine washing

It is important to understand that not every pair of trousers can be machine washed. The first thing you need to do is figure out what fabric the clothes are made of and study the care instructions provided on the manufacturer's label. By examining the tag, you'll know whether the item is machine-washable or requires hand washing, whether the material can withstand ironing, and so on. If there are no restrictions on machine washing your suit pants, you can safely load them into the drum. The procedure is as follows:

carefully fold the trousers along the creases and, after folding the legs several times, place them in the drum;
Use the selector to select a wash cycle that matches the type of trouser fabric. Some washing machines have a dedicated "Trousers" program, making the choice obvious.
Make sure that the water temperature in the tank does not exceed 40 degrees;
Set the spin speed for your item; it shouldn't exceed 800 revolutions per minute. In some cases, it's best not to use the spin function;
pour the required amount of powder or liquid detergent into the tray;
start the process.

When washing trousers in a washing machine, it is recommended to use a special bag; it will protect the garment from damage and excessive wrinkling.

Place clean clothes on designated hangers and hang them over the bathtub to allow excess water to drain quickly. Once the excess moisture has been removed, dry the pants in a well-ventilated room.

Be sure to consider the type of fabric

It's crucial to determine the type of material your trousers are made of. Based on this information, you should select the appropriate washing cycle and parameters. Let's look at the most commonly used fabrics for trousers.

Cashmere, wool, tweed. These materials are considered very demanding and require special care. These trousers should be washed in water no hotter than 35 degrees Celsius. If you find stubborn stains on your items, it's best to entrust the cleaning to professionals.
Linen, cotton. Linen and cotton items can be washed on many programs: "Cotton," "Quick Cotton," "Trousers," "Hand Wash," and others. These materials handle treatment well. However, it's worth noting that rinsing them in cold water is not recommended.
Corduroy. Machine washing is not recommended for corduroy trousers; hand washing is preferred.

By following these tips, you can wash your trousers as effectively as possible. A proper cleaning approach will help preserve the garment's quality and appearance for a long time.

We'll wash it in the traditional way

hand washing trousers The best way to keep your pants looking their best is to hand wash them. The process is actually quite easy and won't take much time. Here's the process:

remove all items from your pockets;
the zipper should be fastened, as well as any existing buttons;
Fill a bathtub or a large basin with clean water at a temperature of no more than 40 °C;
immerse the trousers in water;
in another container, prepare a soap solution;
Use a brush to distribute the soapy lather over the surface of the trousers;
leave the items for half an hour, this will allow the dirt to dissolve;
Rinse the items thoroughly.

To avoid excessive wrinkling, do not wring the trousers out when spinning. It's best to hang the wet garment on a hanger to allow excess water to drain off and allow the remaining water to evaporate during drying.