Ever wonder why your new bras lose their shape so quickly? It might not be a quality issue or your fault—it could be how you're washing and drying them!

Common Mistakes in Bra Drying:

• Hanging by One Side: This stretches the band and cups, causing significant damage.
• Folding and Hanging by the Back Clasp: Leads to band deformation and makes it hard for moisture to evaporate, increasing the risk of mold.
• Hanging by the Straps: The straps bear too much weight, causing the bra to sag and distort.

If you've been drying your bras this way, they're likely to wear out fast!

Think about these bra issues you might have encountered:

1. The band deforms, causing the bra to ride up.
2. The straps bend and keep slipping down.
3. The bra edges roll, failing to smooth and support.
4. Mold and black spots appear on the cups.

Continuing to dry your bras improperly will shorten their lifespan.

The Right Way to Hang Your Bras:

1. Fold at the Center: Evenly distribute the weight to prevent deformation.
2. Balanced Inversion: Hang by the定型纱 at the sides of the cups to extend the life of your bras.
3. Lay Flat on a Drying Rack: Spread out flat, avoiding folds.

Tips:

• Face Outward: Hang bras with the front side out to protect the inner layer from dust and bacteria, better caring for your chest.
• Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure can cause discoloration and degradation. Dry in a well-ventilated area, like inside your balcony.
• Replace Regularly: Bras typically last about 6 months. If they lose elasticity, straps slide, or leave marks, it's time for a change.