The cleaning precautions of knitted baby rompers can be summarized as follows:
1. Sorting and washing:
Before cleaning, the clothing should be classified according to the color, material and stain degree. This can avoid confusion and dyeing, especially knitted fabrics are more susceptible to dyeing.
2. Choose the appropriate detergent:
Should choose non-irritating, non-bleach, fragrance-free baby special detergent. Such detergents can avoid irritation and allergic reactions to the baby’s delicate skin.
The amount of detergent should be moderate and avoid using too much to prevent detergent from remaining in the clothing.
3. Hand washing is best:
Knitted baby rompers are best washed by hand to avoid damage or shrinkage that may be caused by machine washing. Hand washing can handle clothes more gently and extend the service life of clothes.
4. Pay attention to washing temperature:
When cleaning, warm water should be selected to avoid using hot or cold water temperature to prevent adverse effects on the knitting material or affect the washing effect.
5. Remove stains:
Stubborn stains on knitted baby rompers can be treated with a baby-safe cleaner. After use, ensure adequate rinsing to ensure the safety and cleanliness of the clothing.
6. Drying method:
After cleaning, try to dry the clothes instead of drying them. The high temperature of drying may cause damage to the knitted material.
Before drying, you can gently arrange the garment to help it regain its shape and smoothness.
Avoid direct exposure to strong sunlight, you can choose a cool place to air dry or use a hanger to dry in a ventilated place indoors.
7. Check the gadgets:
If there are small accessories on the knitted baby romper, such as buttons, ornaments, etc., they should be checked for loosening after cleaning and drying to prevent the baby from swallowing or scratching by mistake.
By following these precautions, you can ensure that the cleaning process for knitted baby rompers is both safe and effective, protecting the health of the baby and extending the life of the garment.
