Washing Clothes (Uni)

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Washing Clothes (Uni)

Need:

washing tablets (non-bio)

If you clothes have stains pre-treat see here.

1)

Sort the clothes. Turn t-shirts and tops inside out (reduces wear on printed images).

2)

Pull socks out the right way round for better cleaning.

3)

CHECK ALL THE POCKETS FOR TISSUES, coins and anything else. Remove belts.

4)

Load the washing machine with the clothes.

5)

Add one washing tablet into the washing machine and shut the door.

6)

Select the 2. 40 °C Colours programme.

7)

When finished transfer all clothes to the dryer.

8)

Select the colours programme.

9)

Unload dryer, fold and put the clothes away.

Washing clothes at 30°C (or as low as possible) saves energy and is easier on the clothes.
Washing whites and colours separately will keep the whites whiter, colours can run and make whites look dull when washed together.

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Remove stains on clothes

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Remove stains on clothes

Need:

Ace gentle stain remover (buy on Amazon or any major supermarkets)

1)

Use your Ace remover and a baking tray.

2)

Lie your stained item on the baking tray with the stain facing up and squeeze a little Ace liquid onto the stain so that it's covered the whole stain.

3)

Leave over night. In the morning the stain should have disappeared.

4)

Now wash with the rest of your clothes. If the stain hasn't gone use a little more Ace liquid on the stain before you wash it.

Don't forget to wash your baking tray before you use it for cooking!

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Using the Dishwasher

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Using the dishwasher

Need:

dishwasher tablets, brains

1)

Rinse the worst food off the plates, pots etc.

2)

Fill the bottom drawer with plates and saucepans.

3)

Fill the middle drawer with bowls and mugs.

4)

Fill the top tray with cutlery.

5)

Put a dishwasher tablet in the tray and slide the tablet door shut. Dishwasher tablets are in the cupboard under the sink between the dishwasher and sink (bottom left).

6)

Open the door and press the on button (1), then the heart button (2), then press start (3) and shut the door. A light will show on the floor to show it's on and running.

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Washing Clothes (Home)

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Washing Clothes (Home)

Need:

washing powder (non-bio), fabric softener, oxy white powder

1)

Sort the clothes. Turn t-shirts and tops inside out (reduces wear on printed images).

2)

Pull socks out the right way round for better cleaning.

3)

CHECK ALL THE POCKETS FOR TISSUES, coins and anything else. Remove belts.

4)

Load the washing machine with the clothes.

5)

Add one scoop of non-bio washing powder in the first slot (left) of the tray.

6)

IF washing white clothes, add half a scoop of oxy washing powder in the first slot (left) of the tray.

7)

Add one cap full of fabric softener in the middle slot of the tray.

8)

Shut the door until it clicks and switch washing machine on.

9)

Press the start button.

10)

When finish sort the washing. Anything that need to be ironed, eg t-shirts, trousers etc. put in the dryer. Everything else hang up to dry.

11)

Turn the dial on the dryer to the third setting on the right (t-shirt and stars).

12)

Turn on the Super Easy (Iron) button.

13)

Press the start button. Set a timer on your phone or watch for 15mins.

14)

When the timer goes off turn the dryer of by turning the dial to OFF. Hang the clothes up. Give the a shake to straighten them, then hang them upside down with the flat pegs to avoid creases.

15)

Take clothes down and fold them ready to be put away.

Washing clothes at 30°C saves energy and is easier on the clothes.
Washing whites and colours separately will keep the whites whiter, colours can run and make whites look dull when washed together.

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