How to put laundry detergent in washing machine？

The washing machine facilitates our lives and allows us to have more time to do our own things. We only need to put the clothes and detergent into the washing machine in turn, set the corresponding program, and then wait for the clothes to be washed by themselves. But are you sure you put the laundry detergent and clothes in the correct order? If you find that there is still detergent residue after washing your clothes in the machine, you are probably in the wrong order.

When to put machine wash detergent？

To wash clothes in the washing machine, first, add water to the empty laundry tank, pour the required amount of washing powder or laundry liquid, stir a few times to promote soaking, and dissolve the detergent, and then put the clothes in. This will keep the laundry detergent from remaining on the clothes and the clothes will be washed more cleanly. If you put the clothes first and then the washing powder, the washing powder may not dissolve completely and sometimes stick to the clothes, making it difficult to rinse.

Also, add half a cup of baking soda to your wash, which will remove odors from dirty clothes and keep them fresher. If your sock smells bad and isn’t easy to clean, soak it in baking soda and water for a while and it will become easier to clean. This is because baking soda can help deodorize.

What happens if you put too much washing powder in the washing machine?

First of all, after putting in too much laundry detergent, the foam will be more, it will not be easy to rinse off, and it will waste a lot of water.

Second, laundry detergent can remain on clothes and seriously damage the skin, especially underwear. Some clothes may wrinkle.

Third, putting in too much laundry detergent can cause more damage to clothes containing animal fibers.

Fourth, too much washing powder may even cause the foam to overflow from the mouth of the washing powder refill box and stain the floor. You can use soap and water to melt into the soapy water and pour it directly from the detergent refill box. This is a good defoamer. After a few weeks of adding it, the lather will naturally decrease. The washing process returns to normal.

Can the front-loading washing machine be directly put into the washing powder?

At present, in the drum washing machine, there will be a small lattice on the upper layer of the inner drum for storing washing powder and conditioner, which are divided into washing powder/detergent, softener, etc. The washing powder can be directly put into the corresponding tank.

After putting it in, there will be a jet of water to flush the washing powder or liquid into the inner tub at the beginning of the washing process. It is a diluted detergent solution that comes into contact with the laundry, so there is no need to worry about localized concentrations.