Care Instructions
Following these instructions will help you look after your favourite pieces and make your EdWonder clothes and accessories last much longer. for more precise care instruction please refer to the label of the specific garment
This care guide includes short sleeve jerseys, long sleeve jerseys, bib shorts, bib tights, base layers, mitts, gloves & performance socks.
Detergent
There are a number of environmentally certified detergents and cleansers available that reduce the impact of washing on the environment. As rule of thumb, avoid using cheap detergent. We recommend using activewear-specific detergents. Stay away from low quality liquid will only causes discoloration. Using much detergent will not make your clothes cleaner. It can leave marks on your clothes if you use too much.
Avoid the use fabric softener. They have a negative impact on the garments performance and our environment. Some of the substances in fabric softener are hard to break down for nature and harm water living organisms.
Temperature
Machine wash at 30 degrees, washing your performance garments at lower temperature will use less energy and still get a proper cleaning.
Drying
Do not tumble dry your EdWonder garment, please hang it up to dry naturally, that way insures your clothes will last longer and look better.
Other Care Tips
-Please don't let it lie around wet and dirty, get it in the wash as soon as possible
-Using a laundry net for your garment is advised and avoid washing with items that have Velcro straps
-Hand washing your garment is the best thing, it will increase its longevity
-Wash with similar colors and avoid putting the goods in a cycle with other clothes such as jeans or shirts with buttons.
-Do not use fabric softener
-Do not twist or wring
-Do not dry clean
-Do not bleach
-Do not iron
How to properly clean your bike helmet
Clean the helmet only with water, neutral soap, and a soft cloth. Leave it to dry naturally at room temperature. In no case use chemical detergents, solvents, petrol or abrasive powders as they are aggressive and could lower the structural resistance of the helmet.
How to wash a helmet pads
We recommend washing your helmet pads by hand in cold water with mild soap. You can put them in the washing machine (cold temperature, gentle cycle) but there’s a chance they may begin to separate. Do not put pads in the dryer! Air dry them. If they have disintegrated too much, consider replacing them for a fresh fit.
Washing bike helmet straps
Wet the straps with water and mild soap. Lightly rub the straps to clean them. Scrub harder if you are washing light colored straps—they show dirt and sweat easier.
Tips for carrying and storing helmet
For carrying the helmet, use the dust bag that comes with it. After the use, we recommend storing it in a cool and dry place away from heat sources, frost, high humidity, corrosive substances or other possible causes of damage. During transportation avoid that any sharp object damages it by falling from above.
1_ Cleaning and maintenance (sponge is recommended for cleaning) Use a general neutral detergent (or baking soda) and sponge to clean it. If the food dries out on the titanium, it can be soaked in hot water before washing. Titanium products in the hollow layer (double layer) are strictly prohibited to be boiled in hot water, and directly heated by an open flame or other methods. The gas in the hollow layer will expand and damage the product.
2_Titanium will produce nicks on "ceramics" because when titanium comes into contact with ceramics, it will cause the normal reaction of titanium dioxide residue, which is safe, non-toxic and harmless.
3_Titanium produces discoloration in high temperature. At high temperatures, the titanium dioxide film on the surface will have different thicknesses, and the thickness will be refracted by light to reflect colorful and different colors, which cannot be restored after discoloration. It belongs to the characteristics of titanium itself, and is safe, non-toxic and harmless.