How to Wash Clothes. Sort Laundry into Piles Separate darks, whites and colors Separate towels and jeans Don’t wash red with anything but darks Turn your.

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How to Wash Clothes

Sort Laundry into Piles Separate darks, whites and colors Separate towels and jeans Don’t wash red with anything but darks Turn your jeans and T’s inside out Check pockets on all pants, so you don’t wash anything important

Setting the Water Level There are three water levels: sm, med and lrg Small is for a handful of clothes (like undies) Medium is for one armful of clothes Large is for both arms full, but not overflowing Never over fill, because it will not get cleaned

Water Temperature Towels and linens wash in hot water Everything else in Cold If all else fails, check the labels or….. Call yo momma!

Soap/Drying Fill the scoop or cap to the line that it specifies. Only use bleach for whites Dry everything on normal, except for your undies. Dry those on delicate.