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Can You Wash Clothes With Iron On Patches Attached?

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Yes, you can wash clothes with Custom Iron On Patches attached, but proper care is important to keep the patches secure and looking good. Before washing, make sure the patch has fully bonded to the fabric and allow enough time after application for the adhesive to set. Turn the garment inside out to reduce direct friction against the patch during the wash cycle. Using cold or lukewarm water and a gentle cycle can also help protect both the fabric and patch.

Avoid harsh washing conditions or excessive heat, as these may weaken the adhesive over time. When possible, air-dry the garment instead of using high dryer temperatures. Always check the care instructions provided with your specific patch, as materials and adhesives can vary. With careful washing and maintenance, iron-on patches can remain firmly attached while keeping their shape, colours, and overall appearance for longer.
 

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