Nylon is a synthetic polymer and is a very common fabric. Known for its durability & versatility, nylon is widely used in clothing, sporting goods, and consumer goods. Purex® shares how to care for nylon clothing and fabrics to keep them looking brand new.
Nylon is common in outdoor jackets and windbreakers since it’s durable. It’s also a key component in stockings and hosiery, mixed with other fabrics to enhance the strength & elasticity of the fabric. Most bathing suits are usually nylon also.
Due to its strength & flexibility, nylon is often used in sporting goods like fishing lines, tennis strings, and racquetball strings.
Start by grouping together nylon by their fabric type and intended use, separating lights, and darks. Use cool water and the gentle cycle setting with Purex® liquid detergent or Purex® Pacs. Purex® detergent keeps your clothing smelling fresh with scents like Mountain Breeze or Tahitian Breeze liquid laundry detergent.
Let drip dry, avoiding the dryer.
Nylon should be laundered separately from other laundry items. As always, always check the items care tag instructions to preserve your items & keep them looking brand new.
To learn more about similar fabrics and caring for them, view how to wash and care for polyester.
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To Wash
Use cool water and the gentle cycle setting.
To Dry
Let drip dry.
Tip from Purex
Nylon should be laundered separately from other laundry items. Hint: most bathing suits are nylon.