At PurBelif, we believe in creating timeless, sustainable pieces for your home. To ensure your bedding, sleepwear, and homewares remain beautiful for years to come, we’ve put together a comprehensive guide to help you care for your natural fiber products. These tips will not only prolong their lifespan but also minimize environmental impact, keeping your home and planet in harmony.

• Button Up Before Washing: Secure all buttons, ties, and closures to prevent unnecessary strain during washing.
• Wash Similar Colors Together: Machine wash your items with like colors using a small amount of gentle detergent. Avoid harsh detergents like Tide, which can degrade the fabric’s quality over time.
• Cold Water Efficiency: We recommend cold water for energy efficiency and to protect the fibers, but linen and hemp can handle occasional boil-washing if needed.

• Dilution Matters: Never pour detergent directly onto dry fabric. Always dilute it first to avoid discoloration or damage. Follow the fine print on the detergent label for best results.
• Bleach-Free Care: Avoid bleach, even on white linen. For stubborn stains, opt for an enzyme-based cleaner like Dirty Labs or Ecos.
• Eco-Friendly Detergents: We love Earth Breeze and Tru Earth detergent sheets. They’re gentle on the environment and save storage space.
• Pre-Soaking: A soak in a well-dissolved enzyme solution like Biz is fine for tougher stains but ensure the solution is fully dissolved and applied to wet fabric only.

• Moderate Heat: Use a medium or hot setting for linen and hemp. Dry the items on their own and avoid over-drying. Shake them out while still slightly damp and lay them flat to maintain their natural texture.
• Wrinkle Rescue: If the fabric wrinkles due to overheating or overcrowding, lightly dampen the material and let the wrinkles relax naturally over a day or two. For smaller creases (like peg marks), use a spray bottle to mist the area.

Line Drying is Best: Whenever possible, line-dry your items outdoors. Let the fresh air, wind, and sunlight do their work. This method is not only energy-efficient but also enhances the softness and aroma of your natural fibers.