Wash Nomex Clothing: How To Clean Nomex Safely (Do’s And Don’ts)
Wash Nomex clothing with a conservative, label-first routine. Nomex garments are protective workwear—so cleaning is about removing contaminants without damaging…
FR clothing shrinkage: How to prevent shrinking FR workwear
FR clothing shrinkage is one of the most common frustrations with flame-resistant workwear—and most of the time, the…
How to Remove Sweat Odor From FR Clothing: A label-safe wash routine that works
To remove sweat odor from FR clothing, you usually don’t need “stronger chemicals.” You need a better process:…
Starch On FR Clothing: Why You Should Avoid Starch On FR Clothing
Starch on FR clothing is usually a bad idea. Even if starch doesn’t “remove” flame resistance, it can…
How to Wash FR + Hi‑Vis Workwear (Protect Flame Resistance + Reflective Tape)
FR + hi‑vis garments are common in utilities, oil & gas, rail, and road work. They combine:…
Detergent With Fabric Softener For FR Clothing: Why To Avoid It (And What To Use Instead)
Detergent with fabric softener for FR clothing is a bad default choice. Many FR care guides explicitly say…
Are Dryer Sheets Safe for FR Clothing? (Usually No—Here’s Why)
Safe default: avoid dryer sheets on FR clothing. Dryer sheets FR clothing are designed to reduce static…
Bleach On FR Clothing: Why You Should Avoid Bleach On FR Clothing
Bleach on FR clothing is usually a “no,” unless your exact garment label explicitly permits a specific bleach…
Best Detergent for FR Clothing (What to Use + What to Avoid)
“Best detergent” for FR (flame-resistant) or arc-rated clothing isn’t about the strongest stain-fighter—it’s about compatibility. Many FR manufacturers…
Can You Dry Clean FR Clothing? (Label Rules, Risks, and Safer Options)
Sometimes yes—but you must follow the care label (and your workplace safety program).Dry cleaning is a common…
