Conrad Puleio: I can tell you a few things on color bleeding. We actually differentiate between kinds and color for the bleeding and the chemicals that are used in the washing process. What if you had white and black socks??? Do you put them with the dark colors or white?I think that the best way to go with the laundry is the use of cold water. Since, the heat activate the bleaches, it is what helps the white become more white, that and phosphor which is used as an optical brightener. Hence, make sure to spot any stain and pre spot, or work on it with a good detergent, then you can put everything together with a soap powder instead of harsh detergent. Except the whites. Use cold water, you can go up to 30. And for the whites, heat a little bit more and you can add bleach, or use the laundry detergent with bleach. This way, your clothes will also be more soft and it would be better for the skin.Finally, for this process, make sure the items have been washed before. New col! ored clothes, especially bright colors can contain residues of excess dyes which might bleed.P.S: don't worry about the types of textile. If it can be machine washed, put it in. Or else, hand wash or dry clean. Depending on the Label....Show more
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Jene Kostyla: With laundry soaps now, you can be more lax in separating all your colors. I separate it into several styles and colors:WhitesDarkTowels, dish towels & sheetsJeans & flannel, etc (heavy)Rags - really rough work clothesI use Cold / Cold for everything except whites I use Warm / Cold-------------------------------------------------To do laundry, first sort your dirty clothes, making separate piles for whites, bright colors and darks. If you mix whites with colors in the wash, the colors may bleed onto and ruin your whites. Also separate clothes that tend to produce lint (towels, sweatshirts, chenille and flannel) from clothes that tend to attract lint (corduroy, velvets and permanent-pres! s clothes).Step2As you sort, close zippers to prevent snagging! , and empty pockets (you don't want soggy shreds of facial tissue all over your clothes!).Step3Pre-treat heavy stains with laundry detergent or stain remover, heeding instructions on the product label.Step4Use the measuring cap of the detergent bottle or the cup found in detergent boxes to measure out the right amount of laundry soap according to the manufacturer's instructions.Step5Pour the soap into your washer or its detergent dispenser. Add liquid fabric softener, if desired, according to the product instructions.Step6Choose the water temperature for the wash cycle:hot, warm or cold; save on energy and opt for a cold rinse cycle for any load. Consult the labels on your clothes, your washing machine's instruction manual or the detergent container for recommendations on washing temperature. In general, use cold water to protect colors and darks from bleeding or fading, and to avoid shrinkage. Use warm or hot water for durable fabrics like cotton (make sure they're preshru! nk), and to ensure that your whites stay white.Step7Start the washer before adding clothes, if you have time, to allow the detergent to dissolve in the water. The regular cycle suffices for most laundry, but use the gentle cycle for sheer or delicate fabrics. Adjust the water level to the size of your load.Step8If you need to add bleach, allow the machine to run for a few minutes to mix the detergent and water, then add about a cup of bleach to the washer or the bleach dispenser.Step9Add your clothes, close the lid and let the machine do its dirty work. Washing takes approximately 45 minutes.Step10Put the clothes (and an anti-static sheet, if desired) in the dryer after the wash is complete. Hang delicates (such as bras and certain sweaters) to air dry on a clothing rack or hanger. Check tags if in doubt.Step11Remove lint from the dryer's lint tray.Step12Select the correct drying temperature for your laundry load: low for delicates, medium for most fabrics and high for cott! on. When in doubt, low or medium is the safest bet.Step13Close and turn! on the dryer. Expect the drying cycle to take an hour or more for a full load.Step14Once the clothes are completely dry, remove them from the dryer or drying rack and fold your clean laundry....Show more
Derrick Smsith: single dad that does laundry for a 12 365 days old and a 9 365 days old i do wash the babies cloths as colorations yet my own whats it count all in at the same time im an casual fabric cabinet any techniques denims T shirts and socks and boxers one load elementary peesy
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