Bamboo fabrics will maintain their special qualities when washed in
cold to warm water (up to 60 degrees Celsius) with a gentle detergent,
free of bleach. You may want to use a gentle cycle for some finished
garments and fabric types. If necessary, bamboo fabrics can be dried in
a clothes dryer on the cool setting.
Note: Fabrics containing vegetable dye
should be dried away from direct sunlight.
Washing We recommend washing rather than dry cleaning for our Bamboo and or hemp fabrics. Use the gentle wash cycle or hand wash and use a good brand of gentle soap powder or liquid. We recommend that you don't use bleach, Chlorine bleaches often cause yellowing. If hand washing, rinse well to help prevent staining caused by oxidation of cellulose by the leftover soap build-up. Drying Line drying in the sun is best, if possible. Machine drying is ok but don’t over do it! Over drying can result in damaged fabrics. Ironing Ironing hemp is a great deal easier if you do it when the hemp is slightly damp. Dampen the hemp first and see how you go.
Bamboo fabrics will maintain their special qualities when washed in
cold to warm water (up to 60 degrees Celsius) with a gentle detergent,
free of bleach. You may want to use a gentle cycle for some finished
garments and fabric types. If necessary, bamboo fabrics can be dried in
a clothes dryer on the cool setting.