2. Never use too much fabric softener.
Although fabric softener can make clothes softer and give them a pleasant scent, using too much can lead to residue buildup on clothes. This can reduce the absorbency of towels and make clothes greasy. Excessive use can also impair the performance of your washing machine by clogging dispensers and hoses.
Don’t forget to turn clothes inside out.
Turning clothes inside out before washing helps protect the outer layer from friction and discoloration. This is especially important for dark and colorful clothes, as it helps preserve their color and appearance. It also reduces pilling and fabric wear.
4. Avoid washing everything in cold water.
Although cold water saves energy and is gentle on fabrics, it may not effectively remove all types of stains and bacteria. For heavily soiled or white laundry, using warm or hot water may be more effective for cleanliness and hygiene.
5. Never skip the lint filter.
Your dryer’s lint filter is designed to trap lint and dirt from your clothes. Failure to clean it regularly can lead to reduced dryer performance, longer drying times, and even pose a fire hazard. Always clean the lint filter before or after each drying cycle.
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