I've always used color detergent for everything. Is that wrong? I've now got a heavy-duty detergent. What do I do with it? Is it only for white laundry? Or can I use it normally? I've had this happen before with powder detergent, which left a white residue.
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Bleaching agents are present in the full detergent, making the colours pale
Greetings HobbyTfz
Color detergents have less bleach, but do not wash so well. Colours are pale with full detergent. Pay attention to temperature and washing time.
I thought that advertising television would have done a whole job in this respect! ;0)
As a rule, however, the field of application is also on the pack.
It can be assumed that a full washing agent contains more bleaching agent than a color washing agent. Things in strong colors that should remain colorful or very black, you should not wash them, but for normal stuff it is.
If you use full detergents, you can lower thetheatrature, because 40 degrees
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