Removing Stains: Stains and cleanliness are a big reason for scrubs existance. To
properly remove stains from your scrubs, you will need to send the load of scrubs
through two wash cycles/ First, turn all the scrubs inside out to prevent the
scrubs from rubbing against each other and pilling. Then, send the scrubs
through a regular or normal cycle with cold water and regular detergent. Make
sure the load size is set to large or extra-large, even if the load size is
small, because scrubs need plenty of room to wash properly. After the first washing,
check to see if any stains are still visible. If so, treat them again with
stain remover and repeat the first washing again. Next, after all stains are
removed, you may begin the specific care instructions listed below for your fabric type. Where tolerated, hot water and ironing will help to sterilize your scrubs and make them look their best, but only use proper iron settings indicated for your specific fabric type.
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