10 TIPS TO MAKE YOUR SWIMSUIT LAST LONGER

If your swimsuit is already saturated with clean water then it will absorb less chlorinated water. ...click to hide.

As per the manufacturer's care instructions you should hand wash your swimsuit in cool clear water after every use.. ...click to hide.

According to howtocleanstuff.net: "NEVER wash your bathing suit in a washing machine as the agitation and detergent will break down the materials quickly and significantly reduce the life of your bathing suit." According to wikihow.com/Care-for-Swimwear: "Avoid washing swimwear in electric washing machines. Although your washing machine may be set to cycle gently, it could still be way too rough. Therefore wash your swimwear by hand in cold water." ...click to hide.

Roll your suit in a clean, lint-free, and light-colored towel and squeeze again. Do not leave your suit rolled up in wet towels or gym bag. Moisture left in your suit for extended periods of time will lead to unwanted odor and suit failure. ...click to hide.

Suit Saver™ neutralizes the chlorine residues that remain in your swimsuit even after washing. Suit Saver™ chorine remover is specifically designed to remove 99.9% of residual chlorine from swimwear after swimming to extend swimwear life, protect color and elasticity.. Guaranteed!" ...click to hide.

Drying your wet swimsuit in the sun will bleach and breakdown the elasticity of the fabric. ...click to hide.

Placing your swimsuit in any kind of machine will cause tears and rapid failure of the fabric. Spinners often found in gyms are for towels, not swimsuits. A dryer will destroy the elastic/lycra almost as quickly as chlorine and has a negative affect on the fabric....click to hide.

If you dry your suit on a hanger, the chemicals will accumulate at the bottom and increase wear. Lay it flat or hang the suit over a chair, etc....click to hide.

Buying 2 or more suits and rotating them will add additional life to each suit....click to hide.

Liners, especially those with tummy control, tend to have a shorter life than the Krinkle® polyester outer shell of your chlorine resistant suit. If your liner should fail in a Krinkle® suit you may carefully cut out the liner and continue to get many more months of wear as the Krinkle® farbric is not transparent when wet. Styles with a modesty panel would not be able to have their liners removed....click to hide.