Maintenance tips
Caring for your Home Myron Linens
Silk is a precious material, but its care can remain simple.
A few appropriate steps are enough to preserve its softness, fluidity, and natural radiance, night after night.
Washing
For your Home Myron bed linens and accessories, opt for delicate washing.
• Wash at a maximum of 30 °C
• Select a delicate or silk-specific program
• Use a mild detergent suitable for silk
• Wash with similar colors
• For small items, ideally use a laundry bag
Avoid harsh detergents, bleaching agents, and bleach, which can damage the fibers and the material's sheen.
Drying
Silk prefers to air dry naturally.
After washing, avoid wringing the fabric vigorously to remove excess water.
Do not tumble dry.
Let your linens dry naturally, flat or hung depending on the item, and avoid direct and prolonged exposure to the sun.
This method helps to better preserve the suppleness and beauty of the material.
Ironing
The natural fluidity of silk generally allows light creases to smooth out easily.
If you still wish to iron it, use a low temperature suitable for silk and preferably iron the fabric on the reverse side.
Avoid high temperatures.
To avoid
To keep your Home Myron linens in the best condition:
• No tumble drying
• No bleach
• No bleaching agents
• No harsh stain removers
• No high-temperature washing
• No high-temperature ironing
• Do not wring the material forcefully
For your pillowcases
Turn your pillowcases inside out before washing and ideally place them in a laundry bag.
Regular washing helps to keep bedding fresh while preserving the delicate feel of silk.
For your bed linen sets
For duvet covers, sheets, and large items, be careful not to overload your washing machine drum.
Silk should be able to circulate freely during the cycle to limit friction and excessive creasing.
For particularly large items, ensure that your machine's capacity is suitable.
Storing your linens
Before storing your Home Myron linens, ensure they are perfectly dry.
Store them in a dry, clean place away from direct sunlight.
Ideally, avoid airtight plastic bags for prolonged storage and opt for a cover or storage that allows the fabric to remain protected.
A precious material, made to last
Caring for silk does not require complex steps, just a little gentleness.
Delicate wash. Low temperature. Natural drying.
Three simple habits to preserve the feel, fluidity, and elegance of your Home Myron linens night after night.