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Sort clothes before washing in a Wonder Wash, separating delicates from heavily soiled items, and removing any items that may be damaged by the washing process. Remove any zippers, buttons, or other detachable accessories to prevent damage. Pre-treat any stubborn stains with a gentle cleaning solution before washing.
Sorting and Preparation
When preparing clothes for washing in a Wonder Wash, it’s essential to sort items before loading them into the machine. Separate delicates such as lingerie, silk, or wool from heavier items like towels or jeans. This will prevent damage to delicate clothing during the washing process. Remove any items that may be damaged by the machine, such as items with zippers, buttons, or other detachable accessories.
Pre-treating Stains
Before washing clothes in a Wonder Wash, it’s a good idea to pre-treat any stubborn stains. Use a gentle cleaning solution, such as a mixture of equal parts water and white vinegar, to treat stains like grease or oil. Apply the solution directly to the stain and let it sit for 10-15 minutes before washing. For tougher stains, you can also use a stain remover like OxiClean or Shout, following the instructions on the label.
Load Size and Washing Cycle
When loading clothes into the Wonder Wash, make sure not to overload the machine. The recommended load size is 2-3 cups of clothes, depending on the size of the machine. Select the appropriate washing cycle based on the type of clothes you’re washing. For example, use the delicate cycle for lingerie or silk, and the heavy-duty cycle for towels or heavily soiled items.
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