Color fading is almost inevitable as clothing is washed repeatedly. While you can't halt dyes from fading completely, you can slow the process by washing clothes inside out.

Washing clothing inside out allows the water and detergent to make more contact with the sweat and deodorant that quickly builds up on the armpit of shirts, blouses, pullovers, and other tops.

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Some colors will fade over time. One way to avoid this is to wash them inside out. 4. ROTATE CLOTHES REGULARLY. You probably have that one favorite top, but remember to spread the love for all your ...

Washing powder firm Lenor gives its one tip to avoid damaging clothes on the line: turn them inside out. It said: “Direct sunlight breaks down dyes used in fabrics and leads to fading. When ...