The trick to stop your tights from tearing: before you put them on, do this

Unusual, but incredibly effective! Are you tired of your tights tearing the first moment you put them on?

Pantyhose, an iconic piece of women wardrobes, have been around for decades object of love and hate. Although they can complete the look and add elegance, they are also a source of frustration, right? How often does it happen that we hardly put them on, but we do are they scraping?

There are ways how increase the durability of tights and maintain their flawlessness for a long time.

Freezing

This unusual trick takes advantage of the effect of cold on the fibers of tights. Soak new socks in water, place them in a freezer bag, then freeze overnight. The next day, take them out and thaw them on the radiator, then put them on. When you wrap them in plastic wrap and place them in the freezer, the fibers cool down and become more flexible. This process will strengthen the fibers of the socks and make them more resistant to tearing. When you gently stretch them, the fibers relax and become less prone to tearing. This process can also help reduce static electricity in socks.

Soaking in a solution of water and vinegar

Vinegar is known for its fabric-strengthening properties, so soaking tights in a solution of water and vinegar can help maintain their elasticity and strength. Vinegar acts as a natural softener and can help reduce stretching and tearing of fibers. It is recommended to soak the socks for at least a few hours so that the vinegar is well absorbed into the material.

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Heating with a hair dryer

Heat can help relax and soften the fibers of the tights, reducing tension and the risk of tearing. Before putting them on, you can gently warm them with a hair dryer. Be careful not to heat the socks too much, as too high a temperature can damage the material.

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What else should you pay attention to?

Before putting on tights, make sure your skin is completely dry. Damp skin can increase friction between socks and skin, which can contribute to material wear. In addition, lotions or creams that you apply to your skin can leave marks on your socks and can damage them.

When you wear tights, make sure your nails are manicured. Long or untrimmed nails can damage the material and cause tearing. Additionally, the rough skin on the hands can cause the fibers to snag and damage.

By using these unusual tricks you can take care of longer lifespan tights and enjoy their comfort and style for a long time.

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