How to restore shrunk cotton and linen clothes?

Nowadays, the clothes everyone wears are made of various materials, including pure cotton, linen, ice silk, and the variety of materials makes us dazzled and we don’t know how to choose. Cotton and linen are still a very popular fabric among the public. It is comfortable, breathable and environmentally friendly, which are its advantages. The so-called cotton and linen are made of a mixture of cotton and linen in a certain proportion. There are advantages and disadvantages. The following is what to do if cotton and linen shrink?

Remedies for severe shrinkage of cotton and linen clothes:

Materials and tools: cotton and linen clothes, baby shampoo or conditioner, wash basin, warm water, dry towel, clothes rack, and clothesline. Steps: Fill a basin with warm water, add some baby shampoo or conditioner, and stir to mix thoroughly; soak the shrunken clothes in warm water for about 5 minutes; take out the clothes, squeeze out the water, and then lay them flat on a dry towel, and roll up the towel and clothes together; after a few minutes, stretch out the towel, take out the clothes, and stretch them to the appropriate size; dry normally, and the shrunken clothes will be restored.

Technically, shrunken clothing can never be fully restored. But as long as you find the right method, you can relax the fibers of the clothes and restore them to their original state as much as possible.

The following simple method can do it.

Steam ironing can shrink sweater fibers by heating them with a steam iron, and then using your hands to stretch the fibers while they are still hot. According to experience, since the heating area of ​​the steam iron is limited, in order to ensure uniform fiber stretching, the sweater is subjected to local, segmented, partial, and heating stretching methods. The fiber cannot be stretched a lot at one time and needs to be heated and stretched repeatedly. Total length to be stretched before stretching