5 Ways You’re Destroying Your Clothes | Wardrobe Maintenance Mistakes To AVOID

Video Summary:
1:19 - Overwashing Clothing
3:20 - Overusing The Dryer
4:20 - Misusing Irons & Steamers
6:41 - Not Repairing Clothing Immediately
7:51 - Not Addressing Stains ASAP

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Video Summary:
1:19 - Overwashing Clothing
3:20 - Overusing The Dryer
4:20 - Misusing Irons & Steamers
6:41 - Not Repairing Clothing Immediately
7:51 - Not Addressing Stains ASAP

[antaeuz]

Hey Antonio, just some feedback.
When I come to my subscription box I kind of pick and choose which videos I watch since, as most of us, I don't have time to watch EVERY video. I always watch your videos; not because I know they are going to be really good but because you have video summaries with time stamps on all you videos! It's great!
Please as your channel grows bigger, don't stop putting those in the description.

[latetotheparty]

Great advice, Antonio. I have to agree. Thanks to a video where you mentioned some of these things earlier, I started air drying my shirts a few months back, letting them get multiple wears, and hand/spot washing to touch up their problem areas (i.e. collars).

[dydy]

Great tips!! You really are concerned about how we look and our financial situations. Thanks

[shaunraimbault]

greay video!.. Also, I've noticed it's a good idea to build a wardrobe big enough, so you don't end up wearing the same clothing pieces too many times; wearing them out.

[sowianskizonierz]

I think another point would be improper storage. A lot of people don't bother to take the time to hang it up nicely and unfortunately the clothing suffers.

[isaacj]

I've known all this for years, but I learned the hard way from personal experience. It's great that someone is sharing this info and hopefully saving people unnecessary grief and expense. Great video.

[johnroyvincent]

i really liked your videos. very informative, especially for people like me who has a big concern about clothes. 😄 i really want to maintain the quality of my clothes.

[delanoscott]

Spot on advice Antonio. I learned about the pitfalls of overcleaning a garment the hard way when I was younger, completely prematurely aged it out of usefulness.

[nicsye]

Useful video. One thing I may add is washing and/or drying items at higher heat and spin settings than recommended which can fade/distort/wear things out. I always go as gentle and cold water as possible especially for wool and certain sports wear. I hang dry anything I'm worried about shrinking or changing shape.

[deathcaller]

Great Video! I own 2 $500 sweaters and wore them all winter long. Not once washed them because I wore them over my dress shirts and they still look like I bought them yesterday

[Bergs]

Antonio, great video as always, even better jacket! Where'd you get it?

[rwomble]

So I live in an apartment and my dryer isn't very effective. Basically I have to run the dryer twice to fully dry my clothes. The dryer vents are clean and the apartment services it so it's just an old dryer basically. Anyways instead of my drying twice on one load would you recommend taking out dress shirts that are mildly damp and just hanging them up kind of damp in the closet until they dry?

[lkv]

Thank you so much Antonio. You are a complete person who is guiding fellow human to reach the best of their potential. And yes so called minor changes bring great results. Am grateful to you Sir.

[jdhsingi]

Great information. The tips on steaming and ironing were most helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[jarvis]

fantastic! my video suggestion was made! Great video, Antonio. Very imformative

[Greyhawk.]

Keep a Tide to go stain remover stick in your car, at the office, and in your toiletry bag for trips. This is a nifty product! It has saved me from a few permanent stains.

[fahdfprime]

Hello Antonio,
I would have added wearing clothes during non fitting season.

[debanjanbaidya]

Great video !Tell me about how to hang clothes properly in wardrobe ?

[ryanthecool]

what type of suit is that. it looks really nice what is it called. please answer I want to purchase one like it