Extend the Life of Your Scrubs: Essential Care Guide for Polyester-Cotton Medical Apparel
To ensure the longevity, color vibrancy, and professional appearance of your JONATHAN UNIFORM medical scrubs, please follow these care instructions. Designed for durability, our professional healthcare uniforms made from 65/35 poly-cotton woven fabric require specific care to maintain their quality through repeated hospital and clinic use.
Washing Instructions:
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Sorting & Prep: Wash medical scrubs separately from lint-producing fabrics like towels. Pre-treat stains (blood, ink, chemicals) promptly with a stain remover suitable for durable workwear.
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Machine Wash: Use a cold or warm water cycle (max 30-40°C / 86-104°F). Hot water can cause shrinkage and fade colors.
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Detergent: Use a mild, color-safe detergent. Avoid using chlorine bleach, as it can weaken fibers and cause discoloration. For whitening, opt for oxygen-based (non-chlorine) bleach.
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Cycle: Select a standard or permanent press cycle. Avoid overly aggressive cycles that can stress seams and fabric.
Drying & Ironing:
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Drying: Tumble dry on a low heat setting. Remove scrubs promptly while slightly damp to minimize wrinkles and prevent heat-set creases. Line drying is an excellent alternative to preserve fabric elasticity and color.
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Ironing: If needed, iron on a medium heat setting. Avoid high heat directly on prints or embroideries.
Key Pro-Tips for Longevity:
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Do not overload the washing machine; this ensures proper cleaning and rinsing.
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Turn scrubs inside out before washing to protect the outer surface and printed logos.
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Avoid fabric softeners regularly, as they can reduce the fabric's moisture-wicking and breathability over time.
By following this easy care guide for medical uniforms, you can keep your JONATHAN UNIFORM scrubs looking professional, feeling comfortable, and performing shift after shift. This routine for cleaning healthcare apparel is essential for anyone in nursing, veterinary, or clinical roles seeking long-lasting medical workwear.
