Easy Maintenance Tips For Your Tissue Saree By Kala Craft

Tissue Saree

Tissue Sarees
are the perfect choice for an elegant and sophisticated look and a great addition to any wardrobe. Proper maintenance is important to make sure that they remain perfect over time. As Kala Craft has a great collection of Tissue sarees online in India,  it is important to how to maintain them. In this blog are some simple tips that help you maintain your tissue saree.

  1. Washing The Saree : Here are the step-by-step instructions that you can follow: 

  2. Hand Washing Only: Firstly fill a bucket with cold water then add a small amount of detergent. Avoid those detergents that carry harsh chemicals that can damage Saree’s delicate fibers. 

  3. Avoid Scrubbing The Saree Vigorously: Soak the Saree gently in soapy water. But don't rub or scrub it, as this can damage intricate surfaces and delicate fabrics. 

  4. Wash It Gently: After washing, rinse the saree thoroughly with clean, cold water to remove any soap remaining on the Saree.

  5. Get The Excess Moisture Out: Gently squeeze out excess moisture without weaving or twisting the fabric, which can damage it. 

Tips On How To Dry Properly

  • Avoid Any Direct Sunlight: Wash your tissue saree with bp and let it air dry in a shady, well-ventilated area. Direct sunlight can fade colors and affect texture.

  • Flat Dry It: Lay the sari flat on a clean surface or use a filler. This helps to maintain its shape and prevent it from expanding.

Long Storage Period For Saree

  • Use Muslin Cloth or Bags: Store your tissue saree in a breathable linen cloth or bag. This protects against dust and debris.

  • Don't Use Plastic Covers: Avoid any plastic covers to put your saree in, as they can trap moisture, causing mold and fabric damage.

Prevent From Wrinkles And Tears:

  • Regularly Re-roll: Make it a habit to re-roll your saree from time to time. This helps prevent permanent scratches and possible tears in the folds.

  • Use It With Care: While refolding, treat the Saree gently, making sure that the stress is evenly distributed to avoid damaging the delicate fabric.

Best Storaging Practices

  • Avoid Hanging:  Do not hang your tissue saree for storage, as this can lead to stubborn wrinkles that are difficult to remove.

  • Flat Storage: Instead, opt for flat storage to keep your saree in its best shape, free from wrinkles and stretch.

Starch Removal from Tissue  Sarees

  • Soak in cold water: Soak your tissue saree in a pitcher or pitcher filled with cold water. Make sure all the sarees are underwater.

  • Wait for 30 minutes: Let the saree soak for about 30 minutes. This time helps dissolve the starch without damaging the delicate fabric.

  • Wash gently: After 30 minutes, gently rinse the saree in fresh cold water to remove any residual starch.

  • Carefully air dry: Hang the saree to air dry. Avoid smoothing or twisting it to maintain its delicate shape and form.

How To Iron Tissue Saree

  • Do Low-Temperature Setting On Iron:  Use the lowest temperature on your iron to avoid damage to the delicate fabric of your saree when ironing it.

  • Cover Saree With A Blanket: Put a clean cotton blanket over your saree before ironing. This extra layer protects the delicate fabric from direct heat.

  • Press Iron Gently on Saree: Gently press the iron on the draped sari. Avoid leaving the iron in one place for too long. Drive slowly in a light and smooth manner.

  • Iron Both Sides: For extra care, turn your saree inside out before ironing. This way, you apply iron to the less sensitive side, keeping the outer layer intact.

  • Try A Horizontal iron: Hang your saree and iron from top to bottom in a downward direction. This method is especially effective for plates of the Saree.

Conclusion, With these simple yet important maintenance tips from Kala Kraft, you can ensure that your tissue saree collection lives a long and beautiful life. Proper care not only preserves the fabric but also allows you to enjoy the timeless beauty of your saree for years to come. Remember, a well-maintained sari is more than just a garment, it is a heritage of traditions and crafts that you can explore and pass down from generation to generation.

For more, you can visit our website and check out our saree collection.

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