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Tuesday, 14/7/2026 | 09:01 GMT+7

Laundry habits to maintain garment color

Many families prioritize washing and drying solutions that focus on fabric care, helping clothes retain their color, minimize damage, and last longer through numerous cleaning cycles.

Over time, many beloved garments gradually lose their original appearance: white shirts become dull, black clothes lose their sharpness, and vibrant colors fade with each wash. While many attribute this to fabric quality or garment lifespan, textile research indicates that the washing process is a significant factor contributing to these changes.

A study published in Dyes and Pigments revealed that high-temperature, prolonged wash cycles significantly increase fabric color loss compared to lower-temperature cycles. Color transfer between different fabrics also becomes more pronounced under unsuitable washing conditions. The research concludes that a garment's lifespan depends not only on how often it is worn but also on the care it receives after each use.

Therefore, current washing machine selection criteria extend beyond mere cleaning ability to include fabric care and original color preservation. This is also the direction Toshiba is pursuing with its new 2026 Japandi T37 front-load washing machine series, featuring the exclusive Origin Color technology.

The Japandi T37 washer-dryer set, featuring Origin Color washing technology for original fabric color retention. Photo: Toshiba

According to the manufacturer, Origin Color technology employs an electro-catalytic mechanism to ionize water molecules, creating five types of active oxygen. This aids in stain removal while also protecting garment colors. Instead of merely boosting washing power, the technology aims to both clean and preserve the garment's appearance after multiple uses.

Many people meticulously care for white garments for good reason. From school-opening shirts and ao dai for important occasions to shirts worn for memorable meetings or events, white often symbolizes personal milestones and memories. However, keeping white clothes bright over time is not easy. Stains from sweat, cosmetics, or food can accumulate after repeated use, gradually dulling the fabric surface. For colored clothes, especially fashion items for outings, parties, or sportswear, the challenge lies in maintaining their like-new vibrancy after many washes to ensure confidence with each wear.

Thus, modern garment care goes beyond cleaning; it involves preserving colors and the values associated with each item. With the 2026 Japandi T37 front-load washing machine, users can confidently clean daily stains while maintaining the pristine white and vibrant colors of their garments, extending their original beauty after many uses.

Beyond cleanliness, comfort during wear is also a key concern for many. Often, clothes are clean but the fragrance doesn't last long or gets mixed with ambient odors. To address this, the T37 washing machine integrates Aroma+ technology, which helps retain fragrance on clothes longer after each wash. Additionally, Great Steam technology uses steam to soften fabric fibers and effectively sanitize up to 99,99%, ensuring clean clothes and comfort during use.

The Japandi T37 duo offers a comprehensive garment care process, minimizing damage after each wash and dry cycle. Photo: Toshiba

However, garment protection does not end when the wash cycle is complete. After cleaning, many families still choose outdoor drying, but harsh sunlight or unpredictable weather can further impact fabric quality. Even when using a dryer, excessively high temperatures or inappropriate drying times risk shrinking clothes, losing their shape, and reducing durability over time. Therefore, the trend of combining washers and dryers as a synchronized care process is increasingly favored by families.

On the Japandi T37 dryer, Toshiba incorporates Heat Pump technology, which dries at suitable temperatures, minimizing impact on fabric fibers and reducing the risk of shrinkage. Meanwhile, SenseDry technology senses the temperature and humidity of clothes to automatically adjust drying time, preventing over-drying that could harm materials.

Beyond cleaning, the need to refresh garments before use is also growing among families. Clothes worn only briefly or stored in closets for extended periods can accumulate odors and dust. Instead of re-washing, many desire a solution to make clothes presentable and ready to wear immediately. To meet this demand, Toshiba integrates Luxe Care technology, which helps reduce wrinkles, deodorize, and remove dust from clothes, making garments ready for use without an additional wash cycle.

In addition to technological upgrades, the new 2026 Japandi T37 washer and dryer duo also makes an impression with its luxurious, sophisticated design. The product set embodies an elegant Japandi style, featuring a sharp wood grain control panel and refined colors, making the appliances not just household equipment but also aesthetic focal points in living spaces. The washer and dryer can be flexibly installed side-by-side or stacked, optimizing space and suiting various home design styles.

Evidently, Toshiba continues to apply its "Details Matter" philosophy—attending to every minute detail—in developing the new 2026 Japandi T37 product duo. This philosophy is demonstrated through comprehensive garment care technologies, from color retention and fragrance preservation to garment refreshing. Consequently, each wash and dry cycle not only cleans clothes but also helps preserve the beauty and value of garments in their best condition over time.

Thai Anh

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/nhung-thoi-quen-giat-giu-giup-quan-ao-lau-phai-mau-5096807.html
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