It started few months ago, and whatever I do, I couldn't find the source of those black/white stuff. Is it dried detergent?
When the machine is not used, there's nothing in there. But when I wash something, they come out speckled like that.
Thanks for the info.Why do my clothes come out of the washing-machine all kinda ';sandy'; (speckled with white/black particles)?
If you used powdered detergent it may be detergent. If using cold-water wash when this happens it may mean the water isn't warm enough to dissolve the detergent. I had this problem. Switching to liquid detergent or using warm water should fix the problem. If you've tried either of those fixes and still have problems let us know. Why do my clothes come out of the washing-machine all kinda ';sandy'; (speckled with white/black particles)?
try cleaning the filter out it is normally at the front or side near the bottom ,have a saucepan to hand as a small amount of water comes out when u undo it, there could be the fluff of old woollen socks in the there.
cheap nasty soap powder ,rubber inside machine could be rotton,or you've left something in side machine do a wash in a laundry if it don't happen ..get a new washer
Do you turn your clothes inside out when drying them?
You should..
try running a boil wash cycle with nothing in the machine before you do any more washing
Thursday, January 7, 2010
What causes clothes to shrink after machine wash, is it the washer or the dryer?
Hot water in washer, mainly the dryer.What causes clothes to shrink after machine wash, is it the washer or the dryer?
its the heat from the dryer just hang up if u dont want them to shrink
and its usually only cottton that shrinks
its the heat from the dryer just hang up if u dont want them to shrink
and its usually only cottton that shrinks
Where do the contestants wash their clothes?
Show - Sarkaar Ki Duniya, Real TelevisionWhere do the contestants wash their clothes?
They shoot in film city at chandivli where all the facilities are availableWhere do the contestants wash their clothes?
in the river
They shoot in film city at chandivli where all the facilities are availableWhere do the contestants wash their clothes?
in the river
Can I hand wash ';dry clean only'; clothes?
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I too have washed ';dry clean only'; items, usually with good results. They also have those products that you use in your dryer to ';dry clean'; at home, check the laundry aisle at your discount store or supermarket.Can I hand wash ';dry clean only'; clothes?
YesCan I hand wash ';dry clean only'; clothes?
i have done this many times and had great success with it you need to use woolite or coolwash lay flat to dry and may need a cool iron.
It depends on the fabric content. Try ';airing'; them or using
Febreeze. Spot clean any stains carefully.
No, they will get wrinkled. When you take the clothes to the dry cleaners they use a special method of cleaning that can only be done at a dry cleaners' place.
Most of them you can unless they are wool. You should wash them in cold water and air dry them without heat in the dryer or hang them in the bathroom or something. A sweater that might stretch out of shape you should lay out flat on a towel to dry.
I too have washed ';dry clean only'; items, usually with good results. They also have those products that you use in your dryer to ';dry clean'; at home, check the laundry aisle at your discount store or supermarket.Can I hand wash ';dry clean only'; clothes?
YesCan I hand wash ';dry clean only'; clothes?
i have done this many times and had great success with it you need to use woolite or coolwash lay flat to dry and may need a cool iron.
It depends on the fabric content. Try ';airing'; them or using
Febreeze. Spot clean any stains carefully.
No, they will get wrinkled. When you take the clothes to the dry cleaners they use a special method of cleaning that can only be done at a dry cleaners' place.
Most of them you can unless they are wool. You should wash them in cold water and air dry them without heat in the dryer or hang them in the bathroom or something. A sweater that might stretch out of shape you should lay out flat on a towel to dry.
How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
Looking for details on this arcane topic. What kind of soap if best? In what quantity do you use it? How long should one let clothing soak? What's the most effective way of getting most of the water out of the clothing?How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
Woolite is good for hand washing but use very very little as it is super concentrated.
Squeeze clothes gently to remove excess water then place a towel or towels flat lay washed item in the towel flat. Roll the item tightly up in the towel this will take out the excess water. Keep rolling in dry towels until as much water as possible is removed then hang or lay flat to dry depending on fabric.
You can use a blow dryer on warm of cool setting (depending fabric) to dry faster.
Make sure to request extra towels for your room before doing you laundry.
The link I put here will help you every step of the way washing clothing while traveling.
I hope this helps.How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
Use the shampoo if you have nothing else. Run lukewarm water into the sink, put in a bit of shampoo, say one or two spoonfuls(too much will just mean more rinsing), swish the clothing around a bit, let it soak a few minutes, swish it again, rub a bit if the clothing will take that, drain the water, fill sink with fresh water to rinse or rinse under running lukewarm water until you feel no soap residue. Lay clothing out flat on a towel, roll up the towel, squeeze but don't wring, hang or lay flat to dry the rest of the way.
I'd use woolite and follow the directions on the bottle. Then hang clothes to dry.credit card offers
Looking for details on this arcane topic. What kind of soap if best? In what quantity do you use it? How long should one let clothing soak? What's the most effective way of getting most of the water out of the clothing?How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
Woolite is good for hand washing but use very very little as it is super concentrated.
Squeeze clothes gently to remove excess water then place a towel or towels flat lay washed item in the towel flat. Roll the item tightly up in the towel this will take out the excess water. Keep rolling in dry towels until as much water as possible is removed then hang or lay flat to dry depending on fabric.
You can use a blow dryer on warm of cool setting (depending fabric) to dry faster.
Make sure to request extra towels for your room before doing you laundry.
The link I put here will help you every step of the way washing clothing while traveling.
I hope this helps.How do you effectively wash clothing in the sink of a hotel bathroom?
Use the shampoo if you have nothing else. Run lukewarm water into the sink, put in a bit of shampoo, say one or two spoonfuls(too much will just mean more rinsing), swish the clothing around a bit, let it soak a few minutes, swish it again, rub a bit if the clothing will take that, drain the water, fill sink with fresh water to rinse or rinse under running lukewarm water until you feel no soap residue. Lay clothing out flat on a towel, roll up the towel, squeeze but don't wring, hang or lay flat to dry the rest of the way.
I'd use woolite and follow the directions on the bottle. Then hang clothes to dry.
White clothes are always dingy after wash, why?
I use baking soda to boost whitening, bleach, and hot water. Clothes always come out dingy.White clothes are always dingy after wash, why?
I've recently started to use a product called DR Beckhams Glow white it's fantastic pop it in along with the washing powder and your white will be whiterWhite clothes are always dingy after wash, why?
Hot water makes whites grey - don't go above a 40 wash. Unless you use bleach specially made to whiten clothes it can make whites go creamy or yellow. I don't know about baking soda - I know soda crystals (for cleaning not baking) are great for whites.
I usually do my whites on a 40 with normal washing detergent with something like vanish or soda crystals in the wash and I don't have a problem with them going dingy!
limescale? try a calgon next time.
In the mean time, get a whitener from the supermarket to soak your clothes in- they work to whiten lingerie and smaller white items. You can also buy clothes bleach, not tried it myself but could be worth a look. Dylon make them, and other people like glo-white also.
It could be your water. It could be really hard water with lots of minerals that's making your clothes that way. Try a scoop of Oxy Clean and see if that helps. You can also have your water tested for hardness. Take a sample into Culligan or a local water softener dealer. Good luck!
i found that fabric conditioners do it, if you use a coloured one. i always use a white conditioner and always do a whites only wash, and crystal white can help. i have a lot of white shirts to wash and this always works for me
Sometimes I put on a wash and then turn it off at the plug to let them soak and then turn the machine on again an hour or so later.
I also use a colour catcher it's amazing how dark it gets.
It could be with adding the bleach that's done it try vanish or a pre treatment or power wash.Also the amount of washing powder to lime and chlorine that's in the water persevere
i used to get dingy white clothes when i did not use prewash on washer i always use prewash
best thing for whites is a scoop of oxy clean dont use bleach it can make your clothes yellow
I've recently started to use a product called DR Beckhams Glow white it's fantastic pop it in along with the washing powder and your white will be whiterWhite clothes are always dingy after wash, why?
Hot water makes whites grey - don't go above a 40 wash. Unless you use bleach specially made to whiten clothes it can make whites go creamy or yellow. I don't know about baking soda - I know soda crystals (for cleaning not baking) are great for whites.
I usually do my whites on a 40 with normal washing detergent with something like vanish or soda crystals in the wash and I don't have a problem with them going dingy!
limescale? try a calgon next time.
In the mean time, get a whitener from the supermarket to soak your clothes in- they work to whiten lingerie and smaller white items. You can also buy clothes bleach, not tried it myself but could be worth a look. Dylon make them, and other people like glo-white also.
It could be your water. It could be really hard water with lots of minerals that's making your clothes that way. Try a scoop of Oxy Clean and see if that helps. You can also have your water tested for hardness. Take a sample into Culligan or a local water softener dealer. Good luck!
i found that fabric conditioners do it, if you use a coloured one. i always use a white conditioner and always do a whites only wash, and crystal white can help. i have a lot of white shirts to wash and this always works for me
Sometimes I put on a wash and then turn it off at the plug to let them soak and then turn the machine on again an hour or so later.
I also use a colour catcher it's amazing how dark it gets.
It could be with adding the bleach that's done it try vanish or a pre treatment or power wash.Also the amount of washing powder to lime and chlorine that's in the water persevere
i used to get dingy white clothes when i did not use prewash on washer i always use prewash
best thing for whites is a scoop of oxy clean dont use bleach it can make your clothes yellow
Gray spots on clothes after i wash them?
Everytime I wash any clothes that are light colored(peach, white, yellow, etc) I always get gray spots on them i am so sad cause I have so many shirts that are destroyed so I have to throw them away cause the spots don't wash out, does anyone know what this is??Gray spots on clothes after i wash them?
Are you pouring the laundry detergent directly on your clothes in the washer? This would leave stains (spots) always add the detergent to the water first then add the laundryGray spots on clothes after i wash them?
are u washing dark clothes with the peach white and yellow clothes.... those are all light colors so dark clothes could ruin them
Are you pouring the laundry detergent directly on your clothes in the washer? This would leave stains (spots) always add the detergent to the water first then add the laundryGray spots on clothes after i wash them?
are u washing dark clothes with the peach white and yellow clothes.... those are all light colors so dark clothes could ruin them
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