Most swimsuits can be washed by hand with cold water (not exceeding 30 degrees Celsius) and air dried. Never use soap, laundry detergent, or other cleaning agents. Due to the fact that the vast majority of cleaning agents contain bleach and fluorescent agents, their use can damage the color and elasticity of swimwear.
Secondly, before going into the water, the swimsuit should be soaked with clean water to reduce its damage. After swimming, the body should be washed clean before taking off the swimsuit. Moist swimsuits should not be stored in bags for long periods of time to avoid heat fading or odor. They should be quickly hand washed with clean water, gently rubbed, and then dried with a towel in a shaded area without direct sunlight.
Attention: When wearing swimsuits to hot springs or saunas, the sulfur content and high temperature in the hot springs can easily damage the elastic tissue of the swimsuit, reducing its lifespan.
