Good morning, I put some laundry in the washing machine yesterday, and it's still in there because I was out yesterday. Now I have to go to work. Is it a problem if it stays in there until this evening?
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Loading...Hey, I've just washed my pants by hand and I think I used too much soap. Now my pants are full of foam/soap, but when I try to get rid of it with water, more foam/soap comes out. What can I do?
The problem is hygiene… I only have Hygiene+ at 40 degrees, and at 30 degrees it says Easy Care… Plus, the 40-degree program takes 45 minutes longer. Since most laundry should only be washed at 30 degrees, I'm wondering if I can still use 40 degrees. I mostly wash black laundry: shorts, polo shirts, tracksuit…
Hello, unfortunately someone spilled cranberry jam on our ceiling (red stain) and we only discovered it two days later. Can the stain be removed by normal machine cleaning or does it need to be pre-treated, for example with gall soap?
I have some beams in my room (attic) that I painted a bit with a permanent marker. Does anyone have any idea how to get rid of them?
It could begin to muffle, for mold formation time should be too short and it should be too cool – hang up and let dry as soon as possible, with some luck the muff then goes away again.
Not bad. Then refresh again briefly (just let the Express 20 program run through at 40 degrees)
“Schlimm” is perhaps too great a word for this situation. But leaving the laundry in the machine is definitely inappropriate. She’s probably smelling muffy tonight.
You’ll have to wash them again.
Hello Sunshine Vza
As long as it is not in the machine for days, it is not a problem
Greetings HobbyTfz
You have to wash the laundry anyway, because she’s gonna snoop
No, it’s not bad! But would then let the washing machine run again in the evening… otherwise the laundry does not smell very good!
at least get them out.
Ergo is your laundry less than 24 hours after the end of the washing program in the machine ….
Means to make odour test – after that, wash again or hang up in a whistle.
I’d wash it again.