Wash swimsuits in your Samsung washer
Planning a vacation often involves packing your favorite swimsuits, but don't let those sunscreen-streaked suits sit neglected in your closet upon returning home. The care your swimsuit requires depends on its fabric, with most women’s swimsuits needing hand washing to maintain their form and fit. Conversely, men's swim trunks are typically durable enough for a gentle cycle in your washing machine. Follow our expert tips and detailed instructions to ensure your swimsuits stay pristine and ready for your next getaway!
Note: While the advice in this guide is universally applicable, it has been tailored specifically for our Canadian customers.
Whether you decide to hand wash or machine wash your swimsuit, follow the tips and tricks below to ensure it always comes out clean:
- Regular washing: Wash your swimsuit after a few wears, if possible. Even brief periods at the beach or pool can coat your suit with oils, sunscreen, chlorine, salt water, and sand.
- Chlorine damage: Chlorine can be particularly harmful to swimsuits, more so than salt water. If your suit has been exposed to chlorine for extended periods, it's crucial to wash it promptly to mitigate damage.
- Avoid bleach: Never use bleach on your swimsuit, even if it is white. Bleach can deteriorate the fabric and destroy the suit.
- Spot clean sunscreen stains: To remove sunscreen stains, spot clean with a mixture of baking soda and white vinegar. Apply a small amount to the stain and let the swimsuit sit for a few hours before washing.
- Care instructions: Always check the care label on your swimsuit. Most swimsuits, especially women's, should be hand washed to maintain their shape and fabric quality. Avoid putting your swimsuit in the dryer as the heat can damage the material.
Most swimsuits, particularly those made from delicate, synthetic fabrics like spandex, should be hand washed. This is especially important for women's swimsuits. Always check the care instructions on your suit before proceeding. Follow these steps to hand wash your swimsuit effectively:
Note: If your swimsuit has embellishments or decorations, turn it inside-out to protect these details from damage.
Men's swim trunks and certain women's swimsuits can be machine washed safely after a day at the beach or pool. Always check the care instructions on your suit before washing. If unsure, opt for hand washing, as even the gentle cycle may be too harsh for some women's suits. Follow these steps for machine washing your swimsuit securely:
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