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Where you can not put laundry detergent so that the machine lasts a long time
Where to put laundry detergent? This question is not as simple as it may seem at first glance. And it is not without reason around him that year disputes do not subside.
It seems that there is an instruction that says in black and white: “Add the right amount of detergent to the transfer tray.” But a close look of our vigilant housewives and here sees the shortcomings of manufacturers.
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Like, the powder is inefficiently used, gets stuck in the tray, clogs the tubes and so on. Is there some truth to these claims, and is it really necessary to have a tray with a separator? We'll deal with it. "Site".
The compartments of the tray and their designation In washing machines of different brands, powder trays can look different. They are usually divided into three parts. Knowing which parts are intended for what will help labeling.
The number 1 or the letter "A" usually indicates the compartment in which the powder is loaded during pre-washing. For example, I rarely use it. The number 2 or the letter "B" corresponds to the compartment for the main washing cycle. It's usually the biggest. An asterisk or flower is marked with a container for rinses, softeners and air conditioners.
If your typewriter doesn’t have designations or they aren’t visible, a simple experience will help. Start the car in fast washing mode without soaking. Open the tray and see where the water goes. This part of the tray will be Section II(B).
What to do if you forgot to fill the powder before washing In machines with vertical loading compartment for detergents is located under the lid. Opening it during washing will probably not work. In side-load models, you can open the tray and add the powder at any time.
But you need to take into account the program and have time before the start of the appropriate stage of washing. Note that when soaking, water first enters compartment A, when washing quickly - in compartment B. Through the part of the tray designated by an asterisk, the collection of water occurs at the very end of the wash.
It may seem that this method consists entirely of advantages. First, the powder can be put a little less, as it immediately arrives at the destination.
Secondly, the tray is not contaminated, and the connecting tubes inside the machine will not clog with powder. But in practice, things don't go so smoothly. And the shortcomings are revealed even more than the imaginary advantages.
To begin with, according to the manufacturers, water enters the tray under pressure. At the same time, the powder dissolves, foams (which increases its effectiveness) and only then comes into contact with the linen.
Once in the drum, the powder will dissolve longer. So you need to increase the duration of washing and, accordingly, the consumption of electricity. Moreover, undissolved pellets can remain on clothes. And in the worst case scenario, they will leave spots on the light fabric.
But there are situations when putting detergent in the drum is not only possible, but also strongly recommended by manufacturers of washing machines. We mean washing using liquid detergents and powder in the form of tablets, capsules, cubes.
Conclusion
The tray for detergents appeared in the design of washing machines not by chance. Its design has been tested for years and effectively performs its functions, improving the quality of washing. If you are more familiar and convenient to add the powder directly to the drum, purchase its special forms.
It seems that there is an instruction that says in black and white: “Add the right amount of detergent to the transfer tray.” But a close look of our vigilant housewives and here sees the shortcomings of manufacturers.
374260
Like, the powder is inefficiently used, gets stuck in the tray, clogs the tubes and so on. Is there some truth to these claims, and is it really necessary to have a tray with a separator? We'll deal with it. "Site".
The compartments of the tray and their designation In washing machines of different brands, powder trays can look different. They are usually divided into three parts. Knowing which parts are intended for what will help labeling.
The number 1 or the letter "A" usually indicates the compartment in which the powder is loaded during pre-washing. For example, I rarely use it. The number 2 or the letter "B" corresponds to the compartment for the main washing cycle. It's usually the biggest. An asterisk or flower is marked with a container for rinses, softeners and air conditioners.
If your typewriter doesn’t have designations or they aren’t visible, a simple experience will help. Start the car in fast washing mode without soaking. Open the tray and see where the water goes. This part of the tray will be Section II(B).
What to do if you forgot to fill the powder before washing In machines with vertical loading compartment for detergents is located under the lid. Opening it during washing will probably not work. In side-load models, you can open the tray and add the powder at any time.
But you need to take into account the program and have time before the start of the appropriate stage of washing. Note that when soaking, water first enters compartment A, when washing quickly - in compartment B. Through the part of the tray designated by an asterisk, the collection of water occurs at the very end of the wash.
It may seem that this method consists entirely of advantages. First, the powder can be put a little less, as it immediately arrives at the destination.
Secondly, the tray is not contaminated, and the connecting tubes inside the machine will not clog with powder. But in practice, things don't go so smoothly. And the shortcomings are revealed even more than the imaginary advantages.
To begin with, according to the manufacturers, water enters the tray under pressure. At the same time, the powder dissolves, foams (which increases its effectiveness) and only then comes into contact with the linen.
Once in the drum, the powder will dissolve longer. So you need to increase the duration of washing and, accordingly, the consumption of electricity. Moreover, undissolved pellets can remain on clothes. And in the worst case scenario, they will leave spots on the light fabric.
But there are situations when putting detergent in the drum is not only possible, but also strongly recommended by manufacturers of washing machines. We mean washing using liquid detergents and powder in the form of tablets, capsules, cubes.
Conclusion
- You can put the powder directly into the washing machine drum, but this worsens the quality of the washing, increases its duration and electricity consumption.
- If there is no powder in the tray, then the machine copes with its dissolution and put the powder in the drum pointless.
- If you put more powder each time, it will stay in the ditch. This can cause the washing machine to malfunction. Note also that in washing modes without strong heating, the powder consumption decreases.
- Over time, pollution, mold and even fungus form on the surface of the tray. Cleaning the container is not difficult, as it is removed from the washing machine. Earlier, we told how to clean TENG, drain pump filters, removable powder tray, sealing gums.
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The tray for detergents appeared in the design of washing machines not by chance. Its design has been tested for years and effectively performs its functions, improving the quality of washing. If you are more familiar and convenient to add the powder directly to the drum, purchase its special forms.
