Well you have to let the stains stay in the clothing for a few hours or days. Then try to wash them.
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Hot, but if you put them in water over 40 degrees Celsius then it will mess them up and they wont work right.
My best guess is Tide because it breaks up oil stains the best! (I hope this helps people chose a better detergent instead of high prised waste of crape that dosen's work) Lady E :)<3
You can do this by stirring or agitating the oil and water together with soap or detergent. Different oils, soaps and detergents will work more or less efficiently.
potaSome laundry detergents do not produce as many suds in hard water, these are likely to be soap-based products and do not work as well in hard-water as detergent based products.Hard water affects the chemistry of the action between detergents and water to prevent it from forming a good lather. This can affect the cleaning power of the detergent and reduce its effectiveness.Nowadays, there are washing powders and liquids available for a wide range of water hardness. Make sure you choose the correct detergent for your area; you may also need to use slightly more detergent than the manufacturers recommended amount to compensate for the hard water. In many cases the manufacturer will give specific instructions on how to use the product in hard water areas, look out for these labels on your product.
I think it does. You don't get spots with cascade.
Surfactants is what makes detergent work. Surfactants are molecules, and they work with the water to repel oil, and grease.
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no not really hot water cleans better and kills germs
Chemically Detergents are the salts of long chain sulphonic acids and soaps are the salts of long chain fatty acids, both work in normal water but in hard water only detergent works , so detergents may work as soaps but soaps do not work as detergents.
First off heat kills most bacteria so it is especially important for bedding. Heat also expands items so detergent can get into the fabric easier thus clean more effectively.Next Answer:From the perspective of chemistry, heat is one of the things that can begin or accelerate a chemical reaction. Laundry detergent is probably more effective if some heat is added because it either starts a chemical reaction, or makes one faster, and thus can do its job better in the limited amount of time provided by a wash cycle.To make things simpler, the fact that hot water allows for the detergent to dissolve, whereas the soap simply sits on top of the cold water and doesn't do it's job. For example, those who live in the south know that it's easier to sweeten tea while it's hot than when it's cooled off. Just a thought :)
Hot water allows for a better extraction of the flavors and caffeine that is present in tea in coffee. Cold water doesn't really extract much so you wouldn't get any tea/coffee flavor in cold water.
A dish soap with a detergent content higher than the water content works better on grease. A soap that has a degreaser in it will work well too.
Yes, cold weather does make phone die faster.
It will not work better if it is hot or cold if it is clogged. Replace it.
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Hot, but if you put them in water over 40 degrees Celsius then it will mess them up and they wont work right.