WEAR & CARE

Don’t Get Your Panties in a Bunch!

To protect your panties from getting tangled or damaged in the washing machine, consider placing them in a mesh laundry bag.
Use a mild, hypoallergenic detergent that is suitable for delicate fabrics. Avoid using harsh or bleach-containing detergents, as they can damage the fabric.
Select the gentle cycle on your washing machine. This cycle has slower agitation and is less likely to damage the fabric.
Skip the fabric softener when washing underwear, as it can reduce the elasticity of the fabric over time.
Avoid overloading the washing machine to ensure proper cleaning and prevent excessive wear on the fabric.

We suggest putting your underwear in a clothing dryer after washing for the following reasons.

Clothes dryers can effectively kill many types of bacteria, as well as other microorganisms, through the combination of heat and dry air.
The high temperatures reached inside a typical dryer can exceed the temperatures required to kill most bacteria and viruses. When exposed to sustained high heat, bacteria and other microorganisms are generally unable to survive.
Dryers typically operate at temperatures ranging from 125°F (52°C) to 135°F (57°C) on the high heat setting. These temperatures are sufficient to kill most bacteria and viruses.
The drying cycle in a clothes dryer usually lasts for a significant period, during which the clothes are exposed to elevated temperatures. This extended exposure is effective in eliminating many microorganisms.
After multiple wears, washing, and drying, be sure to replace your panties once they start looking old and over worn to maintain your feminine wellness. And don’t forget- since our panties are made from a crop that comes out of the ground, it can easily biodegrade back into the ground. So you don’t have to feel bad for tossing out your panties!