Fashion

[Dominosmom]

Wash in cold, throw them in the dryer. Take them out slightly damp, line dry, fold them up and done. Never had a problem with D&C . They wear like iron. Over time I get rid of them when I don't care for the fit or the color.

[Sooner]

I may be a little ocd on this, but kitchen towels and dishcloths get washed by themselves in hot water and a little bleach. Towels get the same cycle, but separate from anything else. A lot of clothing gets warm wash, darks separate, more delicate things separate, dark casual pants and jeans separate--sometimes on cold, nicer knit shirts go on cool and get dried awhile on delicate then hung up. Undies get their own separate load as well and a little bleach too.

[BonnieBelle]

I wash all my clothes cold water, gentle cycle and hang dry. I need them to last as long as they can.

[151949]

I find that when we go to camp in the summer and I have to use the campground laundry - where there is no hot water my clothes do not come out nearly as clean as when I wash them at home in hot water. I just don't feel cold water gets things clean.

[151949]

On 5/1/2014 kjohnson said:

I do not ever pamper my clothes. They are go in the sames warm wash/ward rinse ultra clean cycle and then the dryer on med-high heat.

Denim & Co, LOGO, Liz Claiborne, Antthony, Diane Gilman, etc... to my pjs and under garments I just don't want to be bothered taking too much time washing and drying my clothes.

Wash, dry, fold or hang and I'm done. Every once in a while I purchase something that doesn't "like" that treatment, but for the most part I have found that the clothes I purchase are much more durable than the care instructions that are sewn in would want you to believe.

I'm with you.

[RoughDraft]

On 5/1/2014 kjohnson said:

I do not ever pamper my clothes. They are go in the sames warm wash/ward rinse ultra clean cycle and then the dryer on med-high heat.

Denim & Co, LOGO, Liz Claiborne, Antthony, Diane Gilman, etc... to my pjs and under garments I just don't want to be bothered taking too much time washing and drying my clothes.

Wash, dry, fold or hang and I'm done. Every once in a while I purchase something that doesn't "like" that treatment, but for the most part I have found that the clothes I purchase are much more durable than the care instructions that are sewn in would want you to believe.

You sound like my kind of gal. I also try to stay clear of anything that needs "ironing."

[Kachina624]

On 4/30/2014 circles said:

I guess I am the only one who doesn't take special care....mine go in on regular wash...cold water....rinse in cold water...then throw in the dryer on high....

Have been buying D&co for years and have always laundered them that way...and no harm has come to them....they all still look just like the day I got them....

Me too. I put them in the washer on warm, then put them in the dryer. Try to remember to take them out when dry. I don't pamper them at all except I try to separate the dark jeans from the pastel tees after several disasters.

[mousiegirl]

Warm wash and into the dryer on regular. Part of the beauty of Denim & co. is it's ease of care.

[Magny]

Tempted to say ""I don't""! LOL

[SharkE]

Tickles me nobody irons anymore. I iron 1-2 hrs. a week. Don't want to look like I just rolled out of bed, unkempt. My husband would never wear an un-ironed shirt or pants. I iron hankerchiefs too. Probably , just a sign of the times. Nobody wants to cook, iron anymore.