Panties

Older women should see a doctor promptly if they have a discharge, particularly if the discharge contains blood or is brown or pink (possibly indicating a small amount of blood). What type of discharge should I be worried about? You should contact your doctor if you notice your vaginal discharge has changed from its typical […]

Underwear made mostly of cotton, wool, rayon, silk, and linen fabrics will shrink when washed with hot water and put in the dryer. Stretchy fabrics like polyester, nylon, and spandex will not shrink a noticeable amount, and you may even melt or permanently crease the fabric by trying to do so under extreme heat. Can […]

Mix one part water and one part salt, dip the underwear in the salty water and scrub the stain with an extra toothbrush till the stain begins to disappear, then run the underwear under cold water (you could use some water stored in the fridge) to wash away the stain. How do you get stains […]

This one’s pretty simple. You should wash your underwear after each wear. This is especially true if you live an active lifestyle. But at the same time, washing your underwear too often will fade the colors, damage the fabric and loosen the waistband. Should I wash my panties everyday? “There are no right or wrong […]

Skip the dryer: Heat from the dryer can kill your lingerie, just like washing it in hot water can. Even though it can take longer for your lingerie to dry when you hang it on a line or on a drying rack, letting the lingerie dry naturally is the best way to dry it. How […]

Ideally, you should wash your undies separately, either by hand or in a lingerie bag, with a gentle detergent. And they should never go into your dryer. How long does panties take to dry? Typically, it will take anywhere from a few hours to two days for your underwear to dry — depending on where […]

Fill a sink or large bowl with lukewarm water and a small dash of eco-friendly detergent; soak your bras for five minutes (longer if you can), then gently squeeze (avoid wringing to protect the elastic and any moulded cups) and rinse with cool, clean water. How do you take care of lingerie? Caring for Your […]

Kill the yeast on your shirts and bras and baby’s clothes by adding 1 cup of white vinegar (per whole load) to the rinse cycle of your laundry. Wash bras in hot water with a vinegar rinse at the end of every day (if hand washing, a tablespoon of vinegar in a bowl full of […]

Let it soak for 5 minutes so the shampoo and water can penetrate the fibers. For heavily soiled clothing, let it soak for 10 minutes. If you’re washing small items like underwear, you can wash 4 or 5 at a time. If you’re washing a t-shirt or pair of pants, only wash 1 at a […]

Lycocelle Intimate laundry detergent is a gentle formulation which is free of harsh chemicals and irritating perfumes and also contains ingredients to combat yeast. How do you get rid of yeast in laundry? Kill the yeast on your shirts and bras and baby’s clothes by adding 1 cup of white vinegar (per whole load) to […]

The best for your underwear is to wash it by hand and not in a machine as this tears the materials and can effect the fitting negatively. Wash your undergarments by hand to prolong their lifetime. Clean them with a mild washing detergent, rinse properly and hang up to dry. How do I keep my […]

And fungal species (such as Candida albicans, which can cause oral thrush, urinary tract infections and genital yeast infections) can survive on fabrics for up to a month. How long can yeast live on sheets? albicans can survive on inanimate surfaces for 24 hours to 120 days, and on palms for about 45 minutes 10. […]

Warm, damp towels are an ideal environment for microbial growth, including bacteria, mold and yeast. Can you get yeast infection from towels? MYTH: 59 percent of women surveyed by Monistat believe yeast infections are highly contagious. The Truth: They are not. They’re triggered by an imbalance of the vagina’s natural bacteria and cannot be “caught”. […]

The Truth: They are not. They’re triggered by an imbalance of the vagina’s natural bacteria and cannot be “caught”. They cannot be acquired by casual contact and items like towels, toilet seats, etc. How is Candida spread from person to person? If you have an overgrowth of Candida in your mouth causing a yeast infection […]

When folding your period panties and packing them away for use, ensure they are completely dry before placing them in an enclosed bag. This prevents mold or mildew from forming – the last thing you want near your most sensitive and susceptible areas. How do I clean my period panties? How To Wash Period Underwear. […]

We’re here to help solve that. detox to refresh your drawers. Pull out your underwear drawer and empty it fully on your dresser, bed, table or floor — anywhere you have space to shuffle things about. Check the tag on your underwear, looking specifically for the materials that make it up. How do you clean […]

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Cheeky panties In terms of shape, the cheeky panty is part-thong and part-hipster. They’re normally low-rise at the waist but higher cut across your bum than a bikini. What is the difference between Hiphugger and cheeky? Cheeky underwear has a narrow gusset which allows the material to ride between the lower bum and cheeks to […]

Think of them as a sexy short worn as underwear! They are worn on the hip and unlike Brazilian, French knickers provide full coverage of your bum and even your upper thighs! Frenchie style underwear evolved from the long silk under-shorts worn by Can-Can dancers in the Victorian era! What do you wear French knickers […]

History. The French knicker style evolved from drawers, the baggy long-legged underwear of the Victorian era, and may have derived its name from the frilly underwear worn by Parisienne Can-Can dancers, existent from the late-1800s to the early-1900s; the French however, do not use the term. Who invented French knickers? Pierre ValtonThe idea first came […]