Fevers and Colds|
Oct
30
Filed Under (Fevers) by drfever
lollerskates asked:
I have two “COLD” settings on my washing machine, one is under “Auto Temp Control”, and the other one isn’t. When I set it to “Auto Temp Control”, it uses a combination of warm and cold water. But if I set to the other one, it uses just cold water. Which one is more appropriate to use if I’m using Tide Cold Water detergent?
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I have two “COLD” settings on my washing machine, one is under “Auto Temp Control”, and the other one isn’t. When I set it to “Auto Temp Control”, it uses a combination of warm and cold water. But if I set to the other one, it uses just cold water. Which one is more appropriate to use if I’m using Tide Cold Water detergent?
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Comments
john on 2 November, 2008 at 11:30 am #
just the cold setting .if you add too much hot ,it will casue too many suds
Emilio on 3 November, 2008 at 6:49 pm #
*Cold water temperature would be as cold as the ambient temperature outside, could be as low as 15 C which is OK for washing dark coloured fabric and light soiling.
* Auto temp is probably warm (can be checked with a thermometer or by feel) - would give you a better wash and easily dissolve the washing powder.
Remember always dissolve your powder before adding cloths to washer (you’ll increase your fabric life).
Good luck!
