In fact, your silk clothes, undergarments, nighties should also never know how a machine looks. Silk, satin, or any luxury fabrics are sensitive to detergent, machine, heat, and friction. Even a “delicate” cycle can cause silk to lose its natural shine. Sometimes satin fabrics may come out with irreparable damage. Either dry clean or hand wash with gentle detergent.Cashmere sweaters
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It’s like a nightmare come true! Cashmere is a costly fabric which needs special attention and care. It is a clothing disaster to see a shrunken Cashmere sweater. The fibres react to spinning and temperature. Machine wash often leads to felting. Remember, it is an irreversible damage. It’s suggested to hand wash in cold water or get the cloth dry cleaned.Leather and faux leather Never put your leather jackets, pants or skirts into the washing machine. Water causes the natural oils from leather an irreversible harm. It can leave the leather cracked or warped. Faux leather is also not safe for washing in the machines. The plastic coating can peel or crack can appear. You can clean your leather clothes using a damp cloth or get professional help.Heavy embellished clothes

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If your shirt has sequins, beads, or mirror work, these should be hand washed separately as these are not machine friendly. The spinning can damage the sequin or beads work. It can also damage the filter of the machine by clogging it with beads and other things. Gentle hand washing or dry cleaning is suggested for such clothes.SwimwearSwimsuits may look sturdy, but are fragile. The machine can weaken swimwear fibres and can leave them stretched. Continuous machine wash can break down the elasticity of your swimwear faster. Rinse your swimwear with cold water soon after use.Neckties and Scarves

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Ties are structured garments. They lose their shapes that don’t do well with water and detergent. Machine washing can cause bubbling and also it can ruin their shape permanently.Clothes with “Dry Clean Only” labelsDon’t ignore the label, it’s there for a reason. Fabrics which read “dry clean only” often use dyes or linings that don’t gel well with water. Don’t wash them in the machine. Ignoring these labels is not a good idea for your wardrobe. After all, all your clothes deserve a little extra care.