Q&A for How to Wash Victoria's Secret Bras

You can try stuff called White-Brite. It can be found at many local stores. It removes a lot of types of stains. Soak anything you want whitened in it, then launder. Be sure to check for color fastness before using.

The soap should be indirectly added -- meaning you should fill your machine or sink with cold water. Then, you will add your mild detergent to the water.

I would, just because you never know who tried it on at the store before you bought it.

You should wash them after every 2-4 wearings, and make sure you let them air out after wearing them.

Try using bleach. If it doesn't come out with the bleach, you'll probably just have to get a new one or live with the stains.

It probably won't destroy the bra immediately if you dry it for a few minutes, but it will affect the fabric and padding by exposing it to that much heat.

You should not use a fabric softener when washing your bras. The chemical composition of most fabric softeners is too harsh for the fabric of the bra.

If the bra has removable padding, you can pull it out and wash it in the lingerie bag (if machine washing) or wash by hand with the other bras. This will ensure you are getting everything as clean as possible.

15-20 minutes in most cases. If the bra is very dirty (like if you wore it to the gym or the beach), leave it soaking for up to an hour.

No, the bras and bag should not go in the dryer at all. You should be able to air-dry the bag as well.

Victoria's Secret bras are typically considered of high quality due to their accurate shape and durability if taken care of properly. They are soft and comfortable and can last long if cared for properly.

Tide is good.