Laundry is a daily task that must be completed regularly in all households. Still, a surprising number of people reach adulthood without a firm idea of how to properly and effectively complete this chore. Laundry is a task, luckily, that is easily learned and mastered with practice.
1. Separate the LaundryBefore laundry can be placed in the washing machine, it should be separated both by color and by washing requirements. Remove all clothing that should be dry cleaned and place it in a separate location to avoid accidentally laundering it by machine. Place the remaining laundry in three different piles. All whites should be sorted together, all light-colored garments should be grouped, and all dark garments should be sorted; when completed, you should have three piles.
2. Sort by Washing RequirementsSort through each color grouping, removing any articles of clothing that require hand washing or a delicate cycle. Place these in a separate grouping. Tip: Whites and light-colored clothing most often require special handling; dark clothing rarely will need to be washed on a delicate cycle.
3. Select Setting and Start LoadSelect the appropriate setting on the washing machine. Most loads can be run on a normal cycle length with warm water; whites are best washed on hot. Add the appropriate amount of soap to the washing machine drum as the machine begins to fill. Use more soap for heavily soiled loads and less soap for standard loads of laundry. Fill the detergent cup to at least the first line for every load.
4. Add ClothingAdd the clothing to the washing machine drum as the water begins to enter the machine. Do not overfill the machine or the clothing will not wash and rinse adequately. Fill loads more loosely if they contain heavy items such as towels and jeans.
5. Complete Wash CycleAllow the washing machine cycle to run its full course, including washing, rinsing and spinning. If possible, check the final rinse cycle. If bubbles are still present, it can help to run an additional rinse cycle until the water is completely clear.
6. Dry the ClothingMove the washed clothing from the washing machine to the dryer, if desired. Set the dryer to the appropriate setting based upon the type, weight and requirements of the washed load.
Tip: To conserve energy, you can hang the laundry to dry. You can also run one short dryer load to fluff the laundry and then complete the drying process by hanging the load to dry.wash them by hand or put dlicate on your washer when you wash them..
To effectively wash clothes in a hotel, separate your clothes by color and fabric type. Use the hotel's laundry facilities or sink to hand wash clothes with detergent. Rinse thoroughly and hang to dry.
Depending on the amount of clothes you have to wash it could take a few hours up to all day. You have to remember that you are doing this all by hand.
some people go to di river to wash their clothes and some wash their clothes in the mashine and sometimes by hand
To effectively wash clothes in a hotel room, you can use the sink or bathtub to hand wash them with detergent. Make sure to rinse thoroughly and hang the clothes to dry. You can also use a travel-sized portable washing machine if available.
Tudors wash their clothes with wee
yes but you have to wash the clothes in the toilet
During the exodus they did get to wash their clothes. The Jews did not get to wash theirs.
It could be used for hand washing. Wouldn't recommend using it in a machine.
wash clothes with water thoroughly
I use Dreft. It is mild baby detergent. Either hand wash warm or use the shortest cycle on your machine for colored clothes.
It is not recommended to wash clothes that have gasoline on them in a washing machine. The gasoline can be a fire hazard inside the machine and can also pose a risk of leaving residue in the machine, which could be dangerous when washing other clothes. Instead, it is best to hand wash the clothes in a well-ventilated area using gloves and a mild detergent.