Get ready for something, because today Wholesale Laundry is going into detail.

Which detergents are there and what do you really need?

Wash clothes, sort, fold, put away, put on clothes and everything from scratch. Yes, and next to the eternal sorting plant, we naturally only want the very best for our clothes, in other words, the perfect laundry detergent. What do I take for white linen? What silk? If one walks the shelves with detergents in the drugstore and supermarket one is confused. The advertising gives the impression that you need a special agent for each type of laundry.

That's where the problem starts: who has enough dark silk items to fill a washing machine with? The same applies to many of the special detergents offered. In the end, the bottles are dusted on the shelf and will eventually dispose of.

How to dose detergent?

Now it's getting exciting. The machine is filled. Now only the detergent is missing. Once fill the measuring cup up to the top and in with it? If you study the dosing instructions you give up soon or tell you the information on the packaging of the detergent something?

Pollution degree? Water hardness? Milliliters or grams? Measuring cup? If the washing powder is simply dosed Pi times the thumb, usually gets unnecessarily much of it in the laundry. This not only pollutes the budget and the environment but can even damage the washing machine.

Now it will be a bit mathematical for those who want to know it very well. My instructions for laundry:

According to Wholesale Laundry, basically, you should calculate the detergent according to the actual load. To compare the volume of laundry per load, it is measured in kilograms. Who wants, can weigh the laundry once to get a feel for the actual weight.

The size of the washing machine makes no realistic statement because it is hardly possible to achieve the maximum weight and the machines should not be a too full load.

The dosage information on the packaging is based on a normally filled laundry drum containing about five kilograms of dry laundry. However, the clues to kilograms of laundry are confusing, as they say, nothing about how full the drum actually is when it is filled with exactly 5 kilograms. Because, of course, textiles such as towels, socks and silk panties differ in their volume.