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SÕL Organics
Helping you ensure you get the most out of your fabrics
Wash sheets in cold water with half the recommended amount of detergent.
• We suggest washing your bed linens separate from other laundry to avoid any pilling due to abrasion with other materials and fabrics.
• Do not use bleach or whiteners as they can weaken and damage fibers over time and also cause yellowing.
• If using a washing machine with an agitator (the device in the center of top loading washer that spins and rotates), we recommend washing linens in a mesh bag to avoid any twisting of the fabric around the agitator.
• However, If the pillow case seams do get twisted, you can easily iron them out.
• The ideal method to dry is to line or hang dry the linens avoiding direct sunlight (direct sunlight can cause fading or yellowing over time).
• If machine drying, we suggest low tumble dry.
• High heat can damage and shrink the fabric.
• We also recommend not using fabric softeners, as the coat the fabric with chemicals and don’t allow the fabric to breathe.
• Your sheets will naturally get softer over time with each washing.
• Do not overload machine - provide the linens room to dry properly with our excess time, heat and rotations.
• Ironing is generally not required. However for those of you who enjoy freshly pressed sheets, we recommend ironing with heat (or steam).
• Do not use starch as this may dry out the fabric and cause threads to break or fray.
• Starch may also feel scratchy to those with sensitive skin.
• As mentioned above, if using a washing machine with an agitator, linens may appear twisted.
• The best way to alleviate this, is by ironing along the seams and edges to keep strait elegant lines.
• We suggest keeping in a cool, dry place, avoiding any direct sunlight, but also allow the fabric to breathe.