Many people don't even think of how much detergent they use until they see their clothes still dirty or covered with detergent.
Different situations require different amount of detergent, but how to use just enough?
These tips will help you a lot.
Different brands and types of detergents may have specific recommendations for the amount to use.
For a regular-sized load, a standard guideline is to use the amount indicated on the detergent package for medium soil levels.
Adjust the amount based on the size of the load - use less for smaller loads and more for larger or heavily soiled loads.
If you have hard water, you might need to use more detergent to compensate for the minerals present in the water.
For heavily soiled clothes or stains, you might need to use a bit more detergent than usual.
To ensure accuracy, consider using measuring cups or measuring lines on the detergent cap to get the right amount.
High-efficiency machines require detergents with low-sudsing properties, and using regular detergent or too much of it can lead to excessive suds and affect the machine's performance.
It may take a few tries to find the ideal amount of detergent that works best for your specific washing machine, water quality, and laundry needs.