Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could blame the car in all your mistakes? You will never have to deal with the fact that you often have the root of our own problems. Think about entering data into the computer: "The output error is equal to the input error." The same theory applies to your washing machine. The problems you encounter when washing, can not always be assigned to the washing machine. In most cases, this is you. So, here is a list of washing problems, their possible reasons and what you can do to solve the problem and prevent it with repetition:
Dirty clothes
Using an inappropriate detergent
Inexpensive detergents do not contain enough cleaning ingredients, such as surfactants and enzymes, to remove many types of spots and sweaty pollution. If the dirt is not washed off from the tissue, it does not dissolve in water for washing, it accumulates again on the clothes, making it dim and gray. Take time to read the ingredients on the bottle to make sure you have a suitable wash product. It is best to use a potent detergent for contaminated linen and a less expensive means for low-grade clothing.
Wrong sorting
Clothes becomes gray due to improper sorting. If you put together all together, jeans with underwear, black leggings with a pink shirt, yellow towels with dark blue towels, ultimately everything will become gray. Sorry correctly so that white remain white, and the colors are bright.
Overloaded washing machine
Dusty and dull clothing occurs due to the overload of the washing machine and the use of irregular water temperature. If you immediately put everything in a washing machine, it will be overflowing, and the detergent you use cannot get to each surface, collect dirt and wash it with water.
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Incorrect water temperature
The correct water temperature will allow you to keep the clothes of a bright color. There are detergents designed to work in cold water with any type of pollution and spots. However, most detergents for removing the dirt is required warm or hot water.
Poor water quality
Dusty clothes arise due to the use of hard water containing an excessive amount of minerals. If the water for the washing machine does tough, you need to use water conditioner to protect your clothes and help detergent to work efficiently.
Yellowed white things
Sweat stayed on clothes
The yellowed white spots arise due to the fact that the body did not remove pollution from the fabric. Pollution from the body is difficult to remove if used inexpensive detergents and cold water. Take a look at the white sheet. If the edge and edges are white, and the center of yellowers is due to the fact that dirt got into the fibers. Scroll to a potent detergent and use warm or hot water to effectively remove contaminants. You may need a washbasin to whiten the wrapped sheets.
Too much chlorine bleach
White yellowing is caused by using too much chloride bleach. It can whiten white clothes, but the use of too much can damage the fabric and even cause the yellowing of the fibers. Many cotton and artificial fibers have a yellow internal core, and excessive whitening can bare this surface.
Iron in water supply
White yellowing is caused by too much iron in the plumbing network. Iron bacteria in your water supply are settled on clothes and make it turn yellow or becomes brown over time. Install the water filter so that the clothes remained white.
Mysterious holes in clothes
Splashing chloride bleach
Mysterious holes on clothes can be caused by too frequent use of a chlorine bleach. Just a drop or splashes can cause a hole in clothes. The bleach is very powerful, and it must be diluted with water so that it can be used to clean the fabrics.
Open lightning
Honey holes can be caused by improper preparation of clothing before loading. If you leave lightning open or hooks unprotected, on thin or soft tissues, especially on knitwear, jamming and holes appear. Objects left in pockets can also cause a break. Always check the clothes before washing, because a small hole can easily turn into a big one.
Excessive pile on clothes
Excess pile is caused by improper sorting. Some fabrics are scattered, and some attract the pile. Proper sorting will significantly affect the number of fibers sticking to clothing. Terry fabric, cotton and natural fibers are reset more than a pile. These fabrics should not be mixed with wool and other tissues to which the pile of lipnet.