We arrive ourselves remove the curtains, take the cleaning to the cleaning factory and return clean curtains after 4 days.

We hang it curtain washing ourselves and steal in place (stealing)

Washing your curtains is essential for maintaining their appearance and prolonging their lifespan. Here’s how to effectively wash curtains based on their fabric type and care requirements.

1. Check the Care Label

Before washing, always check the care label on your curtains. This label provides specific instructions regarding washing methods, temperature, and drying options.

2. Preparation

• Remove Hardware: Take down the curtains and remove any hooks, rings, or other hardware.
• Dusting: Shake the curtains outside or use a vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust and debris.

3. Washing Methods

• Machine Washing:
  • Most washable curtains can be machine washed. Use the cold water option and a gentle cycle to prevent damage.
  • For white curtains, you can wash them at 40°C, while sheer synthetic drapes should be washed at 30°C
     
    • Wash two panels at a time to avoid overloading the machine.
• Hand Washing:
  • For delicate fabrics like silk or linen, hand washing is recommended. Fill a bathtub or large sink with cold water and dissolve a mild detergent before immersing the curtains.
  • Gently agitate the water to clean without scrubbing, which can damage the fabric

• Steam Cleaning:
  • If your curtains are heavily soiled or you want to avoid washing, consider steam cleaning. This method can effectively remove wrinkles and odors without the need for water.

4. Drying

• Air Drying: The best method is to air dry your curtains by hanging them back up or laying them flat. This helps prevent wrinkles and maintains their shape.
• Machine Drying: If you choose to use a dryer, set it to the lowest heat setting and remove the curtains while they are still slightly damp to prevent shrinkage and wrinkles

5. Final Touches

• Once dry, rehang your curtains immediately to avoid creasing. If necessary, you can iron them on a low setting, but always check the fabric type to avoid damage.