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Fabric care starts before the wash cycle. Sorting, checking care labels, selecting an appropriate wash setting and using the right detergent amount can make laundry more consistent while reducing avoidable wear on clothes and fabrics.
Explore Fabric CareSeparate colours and heavily soiled items when appropriate, and check garment-care labels for temperature, wash-cycle and drying instructions. Turning delicate or printed garments inside out can also be a useful care habit where the garment instructions permit it.
Detergent should be matched to the load, soil level and washing method according to the product instructions. Overdosing can leave residue, while underdosing may not provide the intended cleaning performance.
Fresh spills are generally easier to address than old, set-in stains. Blot rather than aggressively rubbing a fresh spill, then follow the garment and product instructions before washing. Test any unfamiliar treatment on a hidden area when appropriate.
Not always. Fabric type and the garment care label should guide the wash programme, temperature and drying method.
It can. Load size, soil level, water conditions and the product's instructions can affect the appropriate amount.