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Stockings can be worn in all seasons and in all situations.
This time, we’ll show you how to store those stockings.
Folding stockings is very easy, and it is done in the following three steps.
How to fold
Holding the ends, fold one-third of the width of the three folds into the elastic part.
When it forms a square, it is done!
There are many ways to store stockings and other items, but this time we will introduce a way to keep them neat and tidy.
By putting them in a Ziploc bag, you remove the air and compress them.
By separating them by type, you can take a quick look at them and take them out.
If they are about the same width as the stockings you just folded, you can keep them neatly in place without having them move in and out.
By using bins with dividers, you can store things other than stockings, such as socks, in the same space.
Like socks, these items come into direct contact with the skin, so sebum and sweat are the main stains.
Basically, a mild alkaline solution is better for removing dirt from stockings, but since stockings are a delicate material, a neutral detergent (DAILY SOAP/clothes detergent) can be used in winter and in general.
The main materials of stockings are nylon and polyurethane, but polyurethane has a tendency to form hairballs, so it is recommended to use a washing net of small size and fine weave.
In this article, we have explained how to fold stockings and how to store them neatly.
Stockings are often used every day, so you need to be creative when storing them.
The method described can also be used for tights, so give it a try.