1、 Swimsuits are afraid of heat, chemicals, sunscreen, and cosmetics, rough surfaces such as sand and rocks, and are afraid of being damp or stored in plastic bags for a long time. Try not to wear swimsuits when washing hot springs and keeping warm, to avoid deformation caused by exposure to heat.

2、 Before entering the water, thoroughly wet the swimsuit with clean water to reduce corrosion from seawater or pool water.

3、 Before changing into a swimsuit, rinse off any chlorine or salt from the body with a large amount of clean water. After changing, rinse thoroughly again. Do not use hot water, laundry detergent, bleach, cold detergent, or other chemicals. Do not use a washing machine to wring or wash. Soak in neutral detergent for 10 minutes and gently rub with your hands, or simply rinse with water. Rinse several times more.

4、 Newly worn swimsuits should not be placed in a place without wind for a long time (such as plastic bags or in the back compartment). They should be washed with clean water and air dried as soon as possible.

5、 Do not wring vigorously, it is best to use a large towel to absorb the water and place it in a cool and dry place to dry naturally. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, and do not use a dryer or hair dryer as it can damage the fabric and cause it to deform.

6、 Do not store in the wardrobe together with camphor balls or insect proof items similar to camphor balls.

7、 Chlorine, sunscreen, and cosmetics contaminating swimsuits can damage the fabric and cause discoloration. They should be thoroughly cleaned.

8、 Women with extra cups can easily deform their swimsuits and affect their appearance if they accidentally close them, so it is advisable to store them flat.