Unfortunately, when we come home from work, the dirt and grime doesn't just magically disappear. Whether your overalls are washable or should be hand-washed with care, we've got the perfect formula to ensure your clothing comes out fresh. Helpful Hint Don't disregard the label - Labels aren't put on your clothing just so you can cut them off straight after and ignore their expert advice. These handy little instructions advise if you should hand wash or machine wash your clothing. Hand Washing Fill your basin/bath up with just enough water that your coveralls will be totally submerged. Next, with your soft scrub brush at the ready, vigorously scour your coveralls by hand – don't let laziness get the better of you! After draining the basin/bath water, get a fresh batch of warm water to remove the remaining pieces of soap and dirt. Finally, wring out the soap or dirt – this will expedite the drying process substantially – and hang your coveralls out to dry. Machine Washing With your favorite laundry detergent at the ready, pour in one cup full and let it work its magic. After the full cycle has been completed, place them in the dryer on a low heat to stop them from shrinking and, with certain materials, creasing. WARNING: Always wash your coveralls separate from your pants, tops, and socks. You don't want to infuse your partner's delicates with dirt!