What to do if dark blue jeans fade?

Teach you how to prevent your jeans from fading, if only you knew.

1. Put the jeans in a basin for hand washing, soak the jeans in warm water until the water becomes cold.

2. Soak the whole pair of jeans in water, add a little salt to the water, soak for 20 minutes, and gently rub each part of the pants.

3. After washing with salt water, drain it, and then use laundry detergent to wash it in the general way, and turn out the inside of the pants and wash it again.

4. After cleaning, go into the water again, this is the last time you go into the water, you generally do not need to scrub, you can put it under the shower to soak and wash, and the pants are wrung out in a spiral way, which will make the texture of the cattle raised in the future unnatural and comfortable.

5. Dry the cow and put it in a ventilated place to wait for the water to evaporate and dry, not in direct sunlight, otherwise the cow's leather card will be dry and broken.

Pants that have faded will not be able to regain their color.

Precautions to prevent fading.

1. Reduce the frequency of washing jeans. Jeans don't actually need to be washed as often as other clothes. Washing them often can make them fade prematurely.

Jeans only need to be washed every 4 to 6 weeks. If you get any stains during this time, you can wash the stains separately with a household cleaner instead of throwing the whole pair of jeans in the washing machine.

2. Turn your jeans over before washing. You should do this every time you throw your jeans in the washing machine. Turning your jeans inside out will prevent the detergent from attacking the dye. Washed jeans will retain their original color better.

3. Use color-protected detergent or vinegar. If you notice that your jeans fade a little with each wash, use a color-protected detergent. Available in most supermarkets or department stores**.

You can also choose not to use detergent and use vinegar instead to better maintain the color of your jeans.

Detergents are used to remove stains, but they cannot distinguish between stains and dyes. Vinegar, on the other hand, is a milder detergent that won't damage the dye during the process of removing and cleaning jeans.

1. Concentrated brine immersion method. This trick is best for dealing with the fading of jeans and colored clothes, and the effect is extremely effective. In order to prevent the color of newly bought jeans, before entering the water for the first time, take a basin and soak them in thick salt water for half an hour, and then wash them according to the usual method.

If there is still a slight fading, you can soak the liquid in salt water for 10 minutes before each washing, and if you continue to do so, the cow jeans will never fade again.

2. Dry on the reverse side after cleaning. This is especially effective when it comes to dark-colored jeans. The method is to dry the inside of the jeans facing out before drying.

Avoid exposure to the sun to prevent oxidation and fading. Hang it in a dark and ventilated place and let it dry naturally. It is best to use clips to hold the jeans flat on the hanger, which is more conducive to maintaining the shape of the pants.

In fact, most clothes, due to the fabric and dyes, are not suitable for direct sun drying, because ultraviolet radiation is one of the main reasons for the fading of most clothes.