Bedding plays an essential role in sleep quality, everyday comfort, and the overall image of your bedroom or establishment. Proper care not only ensures hygiene but also helps extend the lifespan of your sheets, duvet covers, and pillowcases.
Here is our complete and practical guide to keeping your bedding clean, soft, and elegantâwash after wash.
đïž How Often Should You Wash Your Bedding?
For optimal hygiene:
- Sheets and pillowcases: every 7 to 10 days
- Duvet covers: every 2 to 3 weeks
- During hot weather or heavy perspiration: wash more frequently
đ Hotels, riads, and guesthouses: wash after every stay.
đ§ș Preparing Your Bedding Before Washing
Before starting the washing machine:
- Separate white bedding from colors
- Turn duvet covers inside out
- Close buttons and zippers
- Avoid washing bedding with:
- thick towels
- garments with hooks or zippers
đĄ Pro tip: never overload the washing machine to protect the fibers.
đĄïž What Is the Right Washing Temperature?
| Type of Bedding | Recommended Temperature |
|---|---|
| Cotton / Polycotton | 40°C to 60°C |
| Linen | 30°C to 40°C |
| Microfiber | 30°C |
| White hotel bedding | 60°C (90°C occasionally) |
â ïž Frequent washing at very high temperatures can weaken the fabric over time.
đ§Œ Choosing the Right Detergent
- â Use a mild detergent
- â Liquid detergent is recommended
- â Avoid bleach (except for occasional professional use)
Natural Alternatives
- White vinegar (small amount)
- Baking soda
đ Fabric softener is not recommended, as it coats fibers and reduces breathability.
âïž Drying: A Key Step
- Air drying is highly recommended
- Tumble drying is allowed at low temperature
- Remove bedding while slightly damp to reduce wrinkles
đĄ For professional use, opt for short and regular drying cycles.
âš Ironing and Storage
- Iron when the fabric is still slightly damp
- Use medium heat for cotton and linen
- Fold neatly and store in a dry place
đ Well-ironed bedding enhances the feeling of cleanliness and quality.
đ§Ž How to Remove Stains Without Damaging the Fabric
- Act immediately after the stain appears
- Use Marseille soap or baking soda
- Never put stained bedding in the dryer, as heat sets stains permanently
đš Tips for Hotels & Hospitality Professionals
- Rotate bedding sets regularly
- Label and track each batch of linens
- Store bedding in a dry, well-ventilated area
- Choose fabrics designed for intensive laundering
đ Well-maintained bedding improves guest experience and reduces replacement costs.
đ± Conclusion
Proper bedding care helps to:
- â Extend its lifespan
- â Preserve softness and brightness
- â Ensure excellent hygiene
- â Enhance the image of your bedroom or establishment
Quality bedding deserves the right care.

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