Showing posts with label wash balls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wash balls. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

Quick Laundry Tips


With or without wash balls, there are many ways to make laundry easier, faster and time wise. Here are some useful tips for you.

  •  Use low temperature settings and reduce thermostat on your water heater. Adjusting your thermostat at 120 and using warm or cold water instead of hot in wash cycles will let you save some energy. Pre-soak heavily soiled clothes in water with detergents or wash balls before turning on the wash cycle. Use cold water when rinsing.
  •  Use the washing machine’s maximum load capacity. Washing one large load of clothes instead 2 loads on low or medium setting will save more energy,
  • Save water and detergent by using the suds-saving feature on your washing machine.  
  •   For heavily stained clothes, remove stain as early as possible. When removing stain, remove it from the back of the garment. But before doing so, test your stain removal method, whether effective or not, on hidden spots of your soiled clothes.
  •  For maintaining the shades of bright and dark-colored clothes, turn them inside out and set your washing machine on coolest temperature.
  • Use a cup of vinegar in the rinse cycle and a little amount on wash cycles to make clothes soft. It can also be used for soaking clothes with food stains. Baking soda is another great addition to wash or rinse cycles for an extra fragrant boost.
  • When removing blood stains, dampen the stained spot first with hydrogen peroxide and then rinse with cold water.
  • To save electricity, hang your washed clothes under the heat of the sun to dry instead of using the dryer.
  •  Clean your dryer and wash filters after every use. Doing so will maintain a good dryer performance and make your washing machine last longer.

Thursday, February 16, 2012



Are you sick and tired of the endless routine of buying and running out of detergent for laundry? Are you someone who has an overly sensitive skin that would easily get a rash or an itch from the harsh chemicals in detergents? Are you bothered with your skin becoming too dry every after washing your clothes with detergents? If your answer a big YES to all these questions, then you better read this blog. This blog will talk about the so-called “magic wash balls” or “eco wash balls,” which have recently become the new alternative to detergents used in laundry. This incredible invention might become your new best friend that will help you wash your clothes in a more practical, environment-friendly way! Learn and be amazed how these wash balls would lead you to crashed out the word "detergent" in your shopping list, or at least cut your detergent use by 80%.