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A suit is one of the essential clothing for an adult male, and it is necessary to wear it for work, gatherings, and social occasions to appear formal. So, it's normal for a suit to get dirty, but do you know how to clean a dirty suit? Let's take a look together!

How to clean a suit:

1. Dry cleaning: Dry cleaning is mainly suitable for cleaning a small amount of stains. Before washing clothes, check which parts are contaminated. Then, spray water wet, add less high-end soap and laundry detergent, brush with a brush, and then rinse off soap, laundry detergent, and other things. Otherwise, some spots will appear in certain areas after drying. After washing, air dry to 70%, prevent it from lying on a flat felt surface, and then use some not too dry clean material to lay it flat on top of the clothes to be ironed. Use an iron to completely flatten the suit. The choice of cleaning agent is also important. Its cleaning agent can be selected as silk and wool detergent for washing. When ironing, do not use a towel as a cushion, it is best to choose a non fading cloth.

2. Wet cleaning: When suits are heavily contaminated and not suitable for dry cleaning. Before washing, it is necessary to soak in cold water for about half an hour. Use a washing machine to squeeze out water and soak in neutral laundry detergent (2 spoons per piece) or soap solution at 40 ℃ for 20 minutes. Do not soak in hot water or use highly alkaline soap. Remove the clothes and drain the water. When brushing, pay attention to three levels and two evenly distributed, that is, the washing board should be flat, the clothes should be laid flat, the washing and brushing should be smooth, and the force should be even. Key points for washing: The top includes: collar, front, hem, pockets, cuffs, and shoulders; Pants are: waist and pockets, front and back pant pieces and corners. After brushing, put the clothes back in water and repeat several times, then squeeze out the detergent, wash them with 30g vinegar and some warm water, and then wash them with cold water. Flatten all parts and let them dry in a cool place. Avoid direct exposure to heat or strong sunlight. Whenever you are not wearing a suit, you must take out the things in your pocket and use a fine brush to sweep the dust off the clothes clockwise. This not only prevents the suit from changing color, but also prevents dust pollution. If clothes cannot be registered in a timely manner, they can be folded and stored. After folding the clothes, they can be stored in plastic bags, or they can be wrapped in clean paper and stored together with camphor balls.

How to clean casual suits:

1. Clothing cleaning is very particular. For casual suits, the first thing is that they cannot be washed frequently. At the same time, when washing, suits must be dry cleaned with high water. The best cleaning period for clothes is every 3-4 months. The effect is good and there is no damage to the fabric. If the cleaning is done too frequently, it is not very good. If the cotton shirt is worn for a short time and there is not much dust on the surface, it can be cleaned with a damp light iron after removing the dust. The dust will adhere to the towel after washing with water. A suit should not be worn continuously for too long, as it may deform due to local stress. After wearing it for a period of time, the items in the pocket should be removed first to restore the fabric to its original state. When storing in the wardrobe, insect repellent should be placed in the pocket, covered with a cover bag, and regularly ventilated. It should also be placed in a lower temperature area. The relative humidity is generally 35-40 degrees Celsius, which is more suitable.

2. It is best to use a wooden or plastic wide handled curved suit hanger for hanging suits, which is often made into a joint hanger for clothes and pants. Hanging pants can be done by combining them with a hanger, or by using a suit specific hanger with clips to align the pants and clamp the hem. Hanging clothes upside down with a hanger can also reduce the degree of surface deformation of the clothes.