A big day comes at your luncheon, you get the best suits, dress shirts, and your favorite silk tie. It is inevitable that fear will occur during the meeting. A delicious tie is hitting the gravy's spot.
This is actually a catastrophe for two reasons:
(1) Silk tie is expensive,
(2) It is really difficult to clean cloth.
There is a possibility that one of your favorite silk ties will be dirty sooner or later. Some of the following tips may be able to remove even the most difficult dirt without hurting the fabrics of Thai silk silk.
The first reaction of most people is to use water and wash away tie stains. However, it can leave dirt in the form of a ring in which the water itself can not be removed once it is peeled off. Soda's water works well with other cloths, but it is the worst enemy of Shirkutai. Dry cleaning is not a very good idea because most dry cleaners use chemicals that damage delicate silk threads.
In addition, when trying to push a tie often dry cleaner, it damages the fabric and connects the necktie lining. Therefore, dry cleaning is the last option. Please choose a cleaner you know or recommended for you. Ask how they get rid of dirt. In addition, please observe specific instructions not to push a tie.
The best practice for removing dirt from silk ties is to clean the dirt as necessary. Also, if wrinkles are attached during traveling, iron it with a low temperature steam iron. Do not let the iron touch the silk directly. Instead put a tie between the two white parts of cotton and iron it over a gently wrapped tie. To prevent wrinkles while driving, wind up the tie from the narrow side of the "good side" on the outside.
Return to your silk tie to that gravy dirty: place a loose fold in the tie on the right side of the dirt, the place is where the folds are. Take the dried napkin and lift the glove as straight as possible with a gentle pinch. Repeat this with the clean part of the same napkin, please be careful not to rub the dirt. The best way to avoid first contamination is correct preparation. Always have two wet feathers in your inner suit pocket. They have alcohol and are ideal for cleaning silk ties. Wiping hands, wipe off dirt, please do not rub. It crushes soil defects. After getting the opportunity for the alcohol to reach the soiling, dry and blow it a little and evaporate faster. This will help not to leave a ring. When you return home, you can pick up regular isopropyl alcohol and paper towels and repeat the procedure as necessary.
In a somewhat formal environment, putting a tie in a dress shirt does not matter. To do this, open one of the buttons on your shirt. Neckties are lying under your shirt and there is little chance of hanging your tie on your soup. In the case of a formal business meeting, this is unacceptable unless your boss does the same.
