Use a mesh garment bag to cushion the bra and keep it from twisting and tangling in your washing machine. Hook the bra before you put it in the bag to prevent it from snagging on other garments.

As if they weren't enough of a nuisance, bras decided they'd be difficult garments to wash, too. Sadly, if you don't know how to wash your bra properly, it can result in a completely destroyed bra. It ...

Several years ago, I had a lucky sports bra, Tracksmith’s Allston Bra, that I’d wear specifically for racing because it provided comfort for hours and didn’t cause my boobs to ache. Sadly, the seams ...

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We expect a lot from our bras — let’s face it, they do a pretty important job. Which is why we should treat them with TLC. First, the good news. Washing your bra too often may do it more harm than ...

Women's Health may earn commission from the links on this page, but we only feature products we believe in. Why Trust Us? Let's face the facts: Washing a bra the right way is hard. Sure, it's easy to ...

For a garment that half the population wears almost every day from puberty to old age, bras are pretty confusing for people. And when it comes to cleaning these undergarments there's a lot of mystery ...

While hand washing is always an option, if you’re going to wash your bras in a washer and dryer, you’ll want to invest in a mesh wash bag. It’s a cheap solution that protects your not-so-cheap ...

Give your bra a break: Rotate bras frequently and avoid wearing the same one two days in a row for better longevity. Save major washes for sweaty days or stains: Lingerie experts suggest washing bras ...

We’ve all been there: You reach for your favorite bra as you’re getting dressed, and you realize you can’t remember the last time you washed it. Was it last week? Last month? Last year? You want to ...

How often do you wash your bras? After one wear? Once a week? Once every few weeks? It turns out you don’t need to wash your bras more than about once a month — at least, that’s according to a recent ...

You might be able to get away with washing tops after every other wear if you're not a super sweater, but most people should wash them after each wear. (Think about the deodorant that rubs off your ...