hello I have just put my laundry in the washing machine and started it, and I have just noticed that the laundry is now all washed at 60 degrees instead of 40 degrees as allowed by the sign. there are mostly short-sleeved shirts, jeans, t-shirts and longsleeves in it. can it be that they all shrink during washing? please answer me, thank you
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the laundry can “run”.
In addition, it may be that it decolorizes or other clothing is in colour.
Just be surprised, or pull the plug, wait half an hour (this is usually enough to “replace” the washing machine, then pump it off and then recharge to 40°C
In cotton, it can happen that they enter. When the macarriage just started, turn it back and forth and change the temperature.
They could run in and/or discolor. But just KÖNNTE, it doesn’t necessarily have to happen.
20 degrees Unterscjied can be quite bgraving, if not when entering, then when dyeing, that would be worse, not everything can be treated with decolorizer, there are fibers that do not allow decoloration, then you can only pray that nothing happens.
Did she heat up? Then you can’t put them down.
Good luck that nothing happens, Elizza wishes you
I usually wash my laundry a step warmer than indicated in the label. So far, I have not done a great failure in shirts, jeans, underwear and t-shirts.
Turn off the machine and restart with the right temperature.
Something could happen or discolor, but the temperature difference is not that big. If you’re afraid, just stop the machine and start again at 40°.
There’s nothing happening. If this is made of cotton anyway
Could do something and possibly lose color!
If the cheap stuff is from KIK, it could discolor or run in.
I’m sure everything’s not going in, just if anything’s made of wool, then it’s okay.
is of kik, and a jeans of c and a, and only underpants, t shirts and socks
20°C should not be so bad
90° would be worse;D
then stop the stop and enter new temperature
can be the laundry running in.
Why don’t you stop the machine and set it right?
Not much. Higher power consumption.