Kleider waschen, was ist euer Methode?

Meine Mutter hat Ihre Methode und denkt, das ist richtigste weil damit Kleider mehr Haltbarkeit haben, sind nicht gestreckt und stinken nicht. Sie legt Kernseife mit Wasser in einen Topf und lässt es kochen. Danach fließt sie diese 0,5 Liter warme Flüssigkeit mit Seife in die Waschmaschine ein, wo Kleider liegen. Später schaltet sie die Maschine an.
Aber diese Methode ist aufwendig und es braucht viel Zeit. Welche Waschmethode habt Ihr, damit Kleider mehr als einen Jahr halten können?

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Muktamani
3 years ago

Modern washing machines have so many special programs, which are partly very gentle, there is something for every type of textile.

I wash delicate with washing balls and vinegar in the rinsing water and all from 60° with (less) full detergent.

ManuViernheim
3 years ago

I wash most clothes (except underwear, linen, towels) at 30 degrees, printed tops I turn on left, embroidered with stones additionally come into a laundry bag.

I hang all the laundry on the laundry line, I don’t have a dryer.

Liesche
3 years ago

Dresses without this method keep washed with me for many years normal in the washing machine, best for hand washing and washing powder, which should not be extra for stain washing. That’s what I’ve had bad experience at the first. Once strongly brightened, the next time the colors seemed unclear, then rather slightly bleached.

annie80
3 years ago

Your mother simply softens the clothes in warm soap water. It’s new to me that this helps against obscurity. It’s possible to imagine.

I wash my clothes “normal” and wear practically everything for several years. If not, quality is not true. That’s my experience.

Saphirglas
3 years ago
  • Sort laundry by color, fabric, temperature
  • Washing agent
  • Machinery
Saphirglas
3 years ago
Reply to  JallDD

Of course

Mayahuel
3 years ago

From soap in the washing machine they are not enthusiastic:

Soap can not only stick to your clothes, but also in the entire washing machine.

About this experience with self-made detergents reported, for example, Emily on the blog butterbeliever.com.

The thin soap layer can no longer be removed and can cause poisonous mold fungi to grow and unpleasant odors to arise.

https://www.gofeminin.de/wohn/wäsche-selber-making-s3006667.html

Very sensitive things: hand wash. For sensitive things a special mode at the washing machine.