Your Ripple Creek home will always be filled with all the basic modern conveniences and then some. Sometimes these modern conveniences are so easy to use, however, that we end up mistreating them. If you want your appliances to run better and last longer, knowing how to use them is essential. We want to help you get the most out of your home and the appliances in them, which is why we want to share with you the right way to use your washing machine.
Cuddling with your pets is one of life’s comforts, but they can leave a lot of stray hairs behind on your clothes when you're done. Be sure to run a lint roller over pet hair covered clothes and blankets before tossing them in the washing machine in order to prevent drain clogs.
Stuffing large comforters in your washing machine or over filling it can lead to broken agitators and misaligned drums. Additionally, when items are too large for the machine, they cannot freely move about the drum and therefore they cannot get fully cleaned.
Many all-natural fabrics cannot handle the washing machine. Materials like wool, cashmere, silk, leather, and suede will all become misshapen or lose their integrity if placed in the washing machine.
Memory foam pillows and mattress toppers are a delight, but the same thing that makes them comfortable makes them incompatible with washing machines. Due to their open cell structure, they absorb water like a sponge. This causes them to be quite heavy, and then when the spin cycle turns on, they end up breaking apart. If you want to save your memory foam from meeting this fate, spot clean them instead.
And lastly, embellished items should never go inside your washing machine. Sequins and gems are delicate pieces that can be ripped off during the washing cycle. Then these loose bits can get tangled in other garments and tear holes into them. To keep your garments in beautiful condition, refrain from machine washing them.
By Ripple Creek Homes 7-27-2022
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