Myth or Fact?
Do you separate the clothes by colors or put a mixed load in the washing machine? Are you unable to remove that ketchup stain even if you wash the garment several times? We all get very angry when our favorite garment spoils. Here are some myths about ways to wash clothes and what we must apply-or avoid-to keep our clothes in good condition for a long time.
If I load my washing machine with a lot of clothes, then they will come out dirty.
Clothes must not overflow from the washing machine. We can not fill the washing machine to the top if we want water and soap to mix well with all the clothes. Although some may think that it is a way to save, they are mistaken because if the clothes do not come out clean, you will have to re-wash the clothes.
If I wash clothes inside-out, then the other side will be dirty.
It helps a lot to preserve colors and quality. And don’t worry, even if your shirt is cleaned inside-out, it is cleaned exactly the same on both sides!
If I use more detergent, then the cleaner my clothes will be.
The more detergent, the cleaner. FALSE. We must try to follow the instructions of the manufacturers, especially with measuring of detergents because if we use too much soap, the clothes will need an extra rinse.
Where do the socks go that are always lost?
There are little mesh bags for putting underwear and small things, helping to not lose them in the load.
Beware of centrifugation
The speed of this can also harm the fabric of the garments. To exceed 800 / 1,000 revolutions is not always good for our clothes. For cotton garments with a normal spin, it is sufficient and for the synthetic clothes or mixture of several fabrics, a smaller spin is needed.
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