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For hard stains of tea, coffee, gravy: pour detergent on the stain, rub the fabric togather or soft brush rubbing and leave it for 15 minutes to help detergent work on softening the stain. For liquid stains of blood, ink, oil, grease: repare solution with detergent and let the garments soak in the solution for 30 minutes before wash.
Pre-Treating Stains
For hard stains of tea, coffee, gravy: pour detergent on the stain, rub the fabric togather or soft brush rubbing and leave it for 15 minutes to help detergent work on softening the stain. For liquid stains of blood, ink, oil, grease: repare solution with detergent and let the garments soak in the solution for 30 minutes before wash.
Detergent Powder
Powder is what most of us have grown up seeing and using tried and tested laundry agent, detergents are easy to use whether in bucket wash or machine wash.
Detergent Liquid
Many people who prefer machine wash opt for detergent liquid over powder perhaps due to the perceived convenience.While there is no difference in effectiveness, liquid can often be used as a mild pre-treatment agent.
Detergent Liquid
For better results in machine wash it is importnat to have the appropriate load size in order to move the clothese to get clean. presoak cycle is always recommanded for machine wash.Cleaning the machine regularly is also important activity for the better life of machines and to avoid the damage of fabrics.
Care For White Clothes Wash
1. Separate white clothes from light and dark colored clothes.
2. Wash white clothese in warm/hot water as it is more effective to remove stain and looking white.But make adjustment of temperature based on care labels on cloths.
3. Avoid adding more detergent than recommended on the packing.
4. Avoid bleach on delicate clothing.•Substitute bleach with household ingredients that have natural bleaching properties, such as lemon juice, white vinegar, baking soda, or hydrogen peroxide.These ingredients make whites whiter without the added risks of toxicity and skin irritation.
Drying Care
It’s important to choose the correct temperature for drying to prevent shrinkage and damage to the garments’ fibers. Some fabrics needs speical attention for drying so refer care labels also.When a care label tells you to lay a garment flat to dry, it means that you should lay it out on a flat surface such as a drying rack or work surface instead of hanging it up. Garments not suitable for the tumble dryer can generally go on a washing line or hanger. Dry shirts, jackets and other pieces of clothing that need to stay in shape on a hanger, and use clothespins to line dry all your other washing without creating creases. Line drying is particularly common when it comes to drying cotton clothes.