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How to Use a Washing Machine Washing machines may have different technology, but ultimately have the same features and purposes. They all require the proper settings, soap, water and clothes to wash. Yet, there are some things you should know to properly use a washing machine. Follow these steps for success in doing your laundry. Difficulty: Moderately Easy Instructions 1. Step 1 Read thoroughly your washing machine owner's manual. These instructions are designed for your particular washing machine. If you don't have an owner's manual, read the button control labels on your washing machine to get an idea of what they do. 2. Step 2 Sort your clothes. You should wash white or light-colored clothes together and dark-colored clothes together. Clothes should be further sorted according to their material. Heavy fabrics should be washed together and light fabrics should be washed together. 3. Step 3 Add detergent to your washing machine. Follow the instructions on the detergent box. The detergent should go on the bottom of the washing machine unless your washing machine instruction manual specifies otherwise. 4. Step 4 Use the special bleach or fabric softener dispensers for your particular washing machine, if you are adding bleach or fabric softener. Otherwise, follow the instructions on the bleach and fabric softener packaging to find out how much and when you should add them to the washing machine. 5. Step 5 Load your clothes loosely into the washing machine. Load the laundry as high as your owner's manual specifies or to the top row of holes in the tub. 6. Step 6 Close the lid and set the controls of your washing machine according to what you are washing. Use hot water for only white cottons. Use warm or cold water for colored fabrics. Set the other controls according to the weight and durability of your clothing. 7. Step 7 Turn on your washing machine. Allow it to work through all of the cycles and turn itself off before you unload the washed laundry.
The Best Way to Mop Floors Mop Floors Floors are the largest surface in a home or office that needs regular cleaning. Removing the dirt helps to prevent damage to the floor's finish. Scrubbing off built-up residues, scum and scuffs can make the floor look almost new again. There are several ways to mop floors in homes or offices, all of which get good results. The method you choose will depend on the size of the flooring area and how much you want to invest in cleaning equipment. Mop and Bucket 1. Mop types are a matter of preference. Using a sponge mop with the push-down handle that squeezes the sponge head without coming into contact with the water is better than the flip-over method of squeezing the sponge mop. A simple floor-cleaning solution that does not leave a residue is 1/2 cup vinegar mixed with 4 litres of hot water. After saturating the mop with the solution, squeeze the excess water out and mop the floor one 1 metre by 1 metre section at a time. Mop in a W-pattern, then back in an M-pattern. Dip the mop, rinsing out the dirt, squeeze, then repeat the mopping over the same area. Some may prefer using a rag mop. There are many more fibres to trap the dirt, and as long as the mop is rinsed and squeezed well, it will produce good results.
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