No
Hot water is better it kills all the germs and helps dissolve the solute.
Thus cleaning your stain or clothes, plus killing all the germs and making it smell better.
I heard a radio program on NPR one day about laundry, and the person said that detergent made specifically for cold water washes are really much better for cold washing, and that aside from really dirty clothes, most of your clothes can be washed in cold water, using that special cold water detergent. Most laundry detergents are designed to be used in warm to hot water, and don't properly break down or clean well in cold water. But the specially designed cold water detergent is formulated differently.
Pre-rinse the clothing in cold water. Then, soak in water that has laundry soap and bleach in it. Wash in hot water and use one cup of white vinegar in the rinse cycle. By the way, this is how we used to wash cloth baby diapers.
Cold water is cheaper and really there's no difference but it could be easier on your clothes!
The proper water temperature is 131 degrees Fahrenheit to wash your all your laundry in. Actually, the hotter the better. This will assure that all bacteria and dust mites are killed.
There are several ways one could prevent brightly colored clothes from fading. For instance, sort laundry by color before washing, turn clothing items inside out, wash the items in cold water, and use a mild laundry detergent.
Not reliably.
Unless it's all white laundry, warm water is best.
I heard a radio program on NPR one day about laundry, and the person said that detergent made specifically for cold water washes are really much better for cold washing, and that aside from really dirty clothes, most of your clothes can be washed in cold water, using that special cold water detergent. Most laundry detergents are designed to be used in warm to hot water, and don't properly break down or clean well in cold water. But the specially designed cold water detergent is formulated differently.
Hot water.
Yes it is better.
A main ingredient of laundry detergent is Surfactant. This substance when added to water reduces the surface tension of the water; which in turn enables the water to wash things better.
Its better to wash grape stains in a 60 degree wash,, Hot water alone wont get it out
Some laundry tubs do hookup to plumbing supplies, and hand wash-only clothing can be washed this way. However, laundry tubs can also be used if there is no access to running water, by using whatever source of water is available. If water is not clean, some will choose to boil it before using it to wash clothing, and this will also allow you to wash clothing in hot water if needed.
Wash garment in cold water and normal laundry detergent, let it sun-dry(this is important) with plenty of light on the spot, then wash normally and watch it disappear!
Pre-rinse the clothing in cold water. Then, soak in water that has laundry soap and bleach in it. Wash in hot water and use one cup of white vinegar in the rinse cycle. By the way, this is how we used to wash cloth baby diapers.
Cold water is cheaper and really there's no difference but it could be easier on your clothes!
Hot or warm water will frequently do a better job is dissolving dirt- but it is not always "better". Some things are damaged by hot water, and should be washed in cold water. Colors tend to fade less in cold water.