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Do not wash your bikini at 60°C. It is best done at 30°C and on a gentle cycle. It is also better to omit the spin cycle and use a mild detergent. For multicolored swimsuits, a mild or colored detergent is suitable; for light colored or white swimwear, a universal or multipurpose detergent. It's also best not to use fabric softener, or your bathing suit will become worn out over time. To protect swimwear from mechanical impact inside the washing machine, place them in a laundry net, like underwear. This way the buckles and metal ends won't bend and scratch the washing machine drum.

Wet swimsuits should never be dried in the sun. Direct sunlight causes colors to fade. The best drying method is to gently squeeze the swim shorts or one-piece swimsuit into a towel and then place them on a drying rack in the shade. On the other hand, the heat from a dryer or radiator can affect wearability. It is best to air dry them to prevent the fibers from stiffening.