If you laundered most clothing (typical cotton, cotton blends) labeled "machine-wash warm" in hot water, will it shrink?

Asking about regular machine-washable everyday clothes, linens, towels, and such; NOT delicates, wools, silks, etc. Thanks! Asked by AP 59 months ago Similar questions: laundered clothing typical cotton blends labeled machine wash warm hot water shrink Lifestyle > Fashion.

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Usually the things you detailed won't shrink--check the label though If the label on the item specifically tells you to NOT wash the item in hot water, I would heed the advice. I've usually found that most "normal" items can hold up in hot water, but I've had sweaters as well as cheaply made T shirts shrink an unacceptable amount...depends on the item in question and what it's made out of. Sources: my experience .

In my experience...YUP! All I can tell you is that any time I mistakenly wash anything in hot water ... it comes out a couple sizes smaller! I will say, though, that I sometimes wash my towels in hot and really haven't had a problem.

Sometimes washing it in warm water is enough to shrink something, but washing it in hot water really multiplies the chances of shrinkage. So - my advice - keep that cold water button turned on! .

I always wash my clothes in cold water. " "For laundry instructions that say MACHINE-WASH-COLD, -WARM, or -HOT, what should the water temps be, respectively?

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