Quick answer
Wash your MakeUp Eraser PRO Prints in cold water on a gentle cycle, skip fabric softener and bleach, and air dry or tumble dry low to keep the print vibrant.
Why prints need special care
The PRO Prints use a heat-set design that bonds the pattern to the microfiber. Harsh heat or strong chemicals can loosen that bond over time, causing the print to fade or peel. Cold water and low heat are your best friends here.
The same microfiber that makes the cloth so effective at removing makeup with just water also holds dye differently than cotton. Treating it gently keeps both the cleaning power and the design intact.
What about stains or heavy makeup buildup?
If your PRO Print has stubborn foundation or mascara residue, rinse it under cold running water first and rub the spot gently with a bar of mild soap. Then wash as usual. Avoid pre-treating with bleach or hydrogen peroxide, which can strip the print.
For deep cleaning, you can add a half cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle once a month. Vinegar helps remove buildup without harming the print, but do not mix it with bleach or detergent directly.
PRO Print washing FAQ
Can I wash my PRO Print with other laundry?
Yes, but only with similar colors and fabrics. Avoid washing with items that have zippers, hooks, or rough textures that could snag the microfiber. Turn the cloth inside out for extra print protection.
What temperature water should I use?
Always use cold water. Hot water can weaken the print bond and may cause the design to crack or peel over time. Cold water also helps the microfiber stay fluffy and effective. Cold water only — never hot.
Can I use fabric softener or dryer sheets?
No. Fabric softener and dryer sheets coat the microfiber fibers, reducing the cloth's ability to grip and remove makeup. They can also leave a residue that dulls the print. Skip them entirely. Skip softener and dryer sheets.
How should I dry my PRO Print?
Air drying is safest for the print. If you use a dryer, select the lowest heat setting and remove the cloth while it is still slightly damp. High heat can cause the print to fade or shrink the microfiber. Air dry or low heat only.
How often should I wash it?
Wash after every 3–4 uses, or sooner if the cloth feels heavy with product. Let it dry completely between uses to prevent odor. A clean cloth works better and keeps the print looking fresh. Wash every 3–4 uses.
Product spotlight
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PRO Prints: The MakeUp Eraser PRO Prints are reusable cloths that erase all makeup with just water, part of the high-performance PRO Series. Because the cloth works with only water, you avoid harsh cleansers that could fade the print, making it both effective and print-safe.
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