1 \u2013 TOO MUCH BLEACH<\/p>\n
Bleach makes clothes less durable. You should first follow this advice from your grandmother: boil the clothes in a large saucepan with a few drops of lemon.<\/p>\n
2 \u2013 POUR TOO MUCH LAUNDRY<\/p>\n
If you use too much detergent, your laundry will be poorly rinsed and risk being damaged and having stains. The detergent may get stuck in your machine and the seal will rot.<\/p>\n
3 \u2013 LOAD THE MACHINE TO THE MAX<\/p>\n
Better to use less, the water and the detergent will be able to do their job of washing and rinsing, the laundry will be washed correctly.<\/p>\n
4 \u2013 DO NOT CLEAN YOUR WASHING MACHINE<\/p>\n
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Many people make this mistake but if you don’t clean your washing machine regularly how do you expect your laundry to be clean? To clean it, pour two glasses of white vinegar and turn to high temperature. All you have to do is try the porthole and the seal with the clean lanyard and that’s it.<\/p>\n
5 \u2013 THE USE OF COSTLY PRODUCTS<\/p>\n
All the products we are used to using often have their economic equivalent: salt restores color to clothes, chalk removes grease stains, and lemon juice can be used to perfume and soften clothes.<\/p>\n
6 \u2013 MIX THE COLORS<\/p>\n
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Your white t-shirt comes out grayish or even slightly greenish because all the colors have been mixed, this can happen. Be especially wary of new clothes, they are the ones that bleed the most. To avoid these disappointments, wash white and very light laundry only without anything else, even if it means using smaller machines.<\/p>\n
7 \u2013 LEAVE THE LAUNDRY IN THE MACHINE<\/p>\n
It goes without saying that if you leave the laundry in the machine, even if it is clean, the bacteria will develop at high speed, generating bad odors, which are difficult to remove unless you rewash them!<\/p>\n\n