The specialist has revealed the most common errors people make when washing clothes
With so many different types of garments to clean in the laundry, it can be easy to forget what treatment each fabric needs. Paired with the countless detergent products on the market that claim to offer the best cleaning results, the thought of doing putting on a full load can seem overwhelming.
“Not only can too much detergent stain your clothing , but it can also wear down their fibres, causing snags and tears," he explained. Mr Dimitov said that diluting your detergent with baking soda will clean your clothes just as well and will be far less aggressive on fabrics. Cramming the machine According to the laundry pro, it’s important to put the optimal load of dirty washing into the machine to make the most of the washing cycle and avoid “unnecessary” damage to your laundry.
Mixing clothing and towels It can be easy to empty the washing basket and throw everything into the machine, not separating colours or fabrics. However, the expert recommends “always” separating clothes from towels and sheets. Deyan added: “Adding different fabrics into this cycle can create added friction, wearing down your clothing and causing pilling . Smaller items of clothing could also become stuck or wrapped up in larger items, which can prevent your washing load from getting properly washed."
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