An independent reference about home textiles. We are not a store or a manufacturer, we sell nothing, and we have no connection to the previous website on this domain. Wash and dry your textiles according to the manufacturer’s care label.

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This feed lists the reference’s pages about home textiles by date: from choosing towels and bed linens to washing, storage and small repairs. Each entry has a short description, a note on how it can help and a topic tag — bathroom, bedroom, living room or care. The latest page always comes first, and everything published earlier gradually moves down the list.

We publish a page only when it’s completely finished: the advice has been reread for clarity, and wherever the manufacturer’s label has the final say, we say so plainly.

— Editor’s view

Topics:

  1. Old home page address

    What the old home page address opens now and how the reference is organized.

    Why it helps: Helps anyone who arrived through an old link get their bearings quickly.

    • living room
  2. Home

    Where to start exploring the reference, five steps to soft towels and answers about what the reference is not.

    Why it helps: Gives an overall picture of the reference and its topics.

    • bathroom
  3. Reference sections

    An overview of the reference’s topics by room: bathroom, bedroom, living room and windows, plus care and small repairs.

    Why it helps: Helps you quickly find the right room and task.

    • living room
  4. Archived address: terry bathrobe (in Russian)

    How to choose a terry bathrobe by feel and how to wash and dry terry cloth so it stays fluffy.

    Why it helps: Helps extend the life of the coziest thing in the bathroom.

    • bathroom
  5. Practical guides

    How to care for bed linens: preparation, steps with sample scenarios, common mistakes, other options and a checklist.

    Why it helps: Helps you get your sheet set care in order in a single wash.

    • bedroom
  6. Reading collections

    Reading paths: a bathroom where everything dries, a bedroom through the seasons and a second life for old textiles.

    Why it helps: Suggests which pages to open for a specific task and in what order.

    • care
  7. Reference

    A glossary of fabrics, fibers and the words you’ll find on care labels and in care advice.

    Why it helps: Tells you what to expect from a fabric from its name alone.

    • care
  8. Questions and answers

    Answers about choosing textiles, washing and drying, storing things and small repairs.

    Why it helps: Clears up common doubts before anything goes into the wash.

    • bedroom
  9. Archive

    A list of the reference’s pages by date with topic tags, plus a note on addresses from the previous website.

    Why it helps: Comes in handy when you remember the topic but not the page title.

    • care
  • Collections

    Reading paths: a bathroom where everything dries, a bedroom through the seasons and a second life for old textiles.

  • Archive

    A list of pages by date with topic filters, plus a note on the addresses left over from the previous website.

  • Guides

    How to care for bed linens so they last: preparation, steps with sample scenarios, mistakes and a checklist. The article catalog is here too.

  • Sections

    A map of the reference: bathroom, bedroom, living room and windows, plus care, storage and small textile repairs.

Sources

  • Manufacturers’ care recommendations

The advice in this reference sums up widely shared recommendations for caring for home textiles and is given in general terms. Every item has its own fiber content and finish, so the manufacturer’s care label is your main guide: if it differs from our advice, follow the label.