STOP believing these washing machine practices

[@tonystank_kick]

Yes as a drycleaner this check all the boxes most detergent now have cold water reccomend on pack

[@sachansandeep]

4.when you are cleaning the pulsater of the machine in the top one so don't turn on the machine it can cause severe injury

[@LeeHaughton-q2p]

I don't know what you mean

[@adityaadi9446]

Hot water doesn't mean better cleaning but, sterile cleaning, must be used for washing bed sheets and towels

[@wyzemann]

Hot water, Tide, and the appropriate amount of chlorine bleach used on white linen is the closest my washer has ever gotten to heaven.

[@RavenSchreit]

Yeah, I was wondering because I always use hot on towels. 1. Because people dry their butts with them and 2. Some people leave them wet in the basket & I need to get the smell out 🙄

[@wesjones5191]

Just use bleach on towels and sheet

[@Vrish1839]

Particularly Cold water or just usual normal temperature water

[@nhankhuu5643]

Nah the dryer will be better than hot water

[@jasper5016]

Hot wash is actually good. They loosen the stains and remove them. Also, it removes the odor. Cold water cannot remove odor.

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Sure, but not absolutely required. Modern machines and detergents are well suited for removing tough stains without heat.

[@johndoe-vc1we]

The enzymes in detergent activate fully at body temperature. A lower temperature means they don't activate completely so stain cleaning is less. Stick to 40 degrees and you will be good. I prefer 60 now and then. Good for the machine as well.

[@bloodz4933]

​@@johndoe-vc1weuse hot water with pillow covers and bed sheets not with clothes

[@swaviator9623]

I wash my clothes with Tide and cold water and the odor comes completely out. Maybe it’s your machine or detergent.

[@canttouchme2036]

@@TheGrapevineIndiathen why you say it is a myth?? 😂

[@superdylan803]

I agree with most but hot washes are a must with bed sheets and towels

[@anamaganda9352]

Warm to hot water helps get rid of oil stains, you can't do that in cold water

[@HandleForElleJay]

Thank you for this stipulation. Most helpful 😊

[@gregoryrice7685]

Cold water washes are not able to clean as well as hot water. The temperature of the water must be the same temperature as the stain (i.e. sweat=98.6 degrees F). Shrinking and fading on your clothes happens in the dryer. Before washing new clothes, soak them in white vinegar for 20 minutes. This will ‘set’ the dye to last longer. Air dry anything delicate that you want to preserve.

[@rahulphoen]

Hot washes (60°C and above) are best for washing tough stain items or items that contain high levels of bacteria, for instance clothes worn by someone who has been ill.

[@sociallity13]

So true hot water is effective most of the time. How much hot is another topic.

[@handymangamer238]

Every washing machine has hot and cold water inlet and tons of preset programs for hot washes. I guess they are all wrong! SMH

[@youdonegoofed]

Do you use boiling hot water to wash your hands with soap? Use your brain, please.

[@namanydv_garud]

Completely agree 👍🏼 Learned it the hard way 😂

[@BLane-xr1ic]

Makes your machine last longer cleaning with less detergent, cleaning well and lower temp. I broke a machine in 3 years not cleaning filter and rim inside. I've had my current machine over 10 years, clean religiously once a month and filter and water pipe every week. It's good as new.

[@aravindvasudev7921]

Modern machines like LG AI DD recommend the spin speed and temperature for every wash program. Just follow them. Clothes will come out perfectly clean 😊

[@154198465]

If one takes time to go through the manual provided by the manufacturer at the time of purchase about the do's and dont's one can pretty much maintain the appliance in a good shape for a longer time and i religiously follow this with every appliance i purchase

[@davidvincent8929]

THANK YOU. INVALUABLE ADVICE.

[@denovo1148]

This extra detergent thing is real .. so bad rashes I developed it was nearly impossible for me to sleep at night and it was so itchy I literally cried .. than I figured out it was excess detergent which caused trouble .. after that I make sure to extra rinse my clothes

[@franciir]

Ive learnt never to use fabric softener. It's bad for the machine, the environment, the clothes and your pocket. I use vinegar instead

[@mypriusisfaster]

Cold water washing is people that don't ever get dirty, have office jobs or don't do an hint of manual labor. I'm a school janitor and work on my cars on the weekend. Have 2 kids under 3 years old and a wife thats nursing/pumping. 95% of the stains that we have on our clothes would never come out using tap cold setting. Warm washing is a must for our clothes. Warm/hot wash also keep your washer from smelling like a sewer.

[@chicarobertson4706]

thanks for the info

[@johnmalaihollo]

True it really depends on the stains and type of use/abuse of clothing

[@prabhat_testOK]

one more myth. No washing machine company will make any detergent product and vice-versa. Because every thing is just a marketing strategy

[@meta5291]

warm water allows the detergent to work better.

[@mageshr4030]

Yes ,obsoluty skin irritate occurs

[@tamilpharmachemistry3218]

Hi detergent efficiency increase with heat

[@noname__7]

Low wash temperatures don't kill germs, so for bedding, towels and underwear allways, ALLWAYS go for hot wash cycle

[@lilietto1]

really not. First, "germs" won't do anything to you. If they're on your towels they are also on you and inside you. And to eliminate germs you should wash to around 80 celsius or more for long period of time anyway, so good luck with your delicate underwear. Hot cicle is only useful for difficult stains.

[@noname__7]

@@lilietto1 studies show that 60°C wash cycle is effective at removing most germs. I don't care what will germs do to me or not, i don't want them on my clothes.

[@ilovegoa.]

But what about detergents? They can also kill us 😂. So no need hot water to kill germs

[@noname__7]

@@ilovegoa. yeah, they can kill us because we are people, germs are not people

[@Dlk9407]

​@@ilovegoa.u definitely need hot water of atleast 60 degree Celsius to kill Fungi. If someone unfortunately gets fungal infection, it will spread to all other members in their family and can't get rid of it soon. Hot water is the only option

[@electroluxmielefan]

only doing cold and cooler temperature washers ruin your washing machine and as most people dont clean their machines or run drum/machine clean cycles at least once every 3 months and ur machine will stink. if your washers dirty so are your clothes they aren’t getting cleaned properly . most will just say “cold water saves money” while its true ur gonna need a new washer much more often. use hot temps for sheets and towels as its far more sterile and better for your washer to as it keeps it clean and lasts a lifetime longer. also you dont have to follow all care labels unless dealing with delicate and special items. trust me most care labels on clothes are absolute bs you can most certainly wash clothes on warm and towels and bedding on hot cycles

[@lennartdahlback]

The washing machines in the laundry rooms I use are both fast and efficient. 5 kg (11 lbs) laundry at 40°C (100°F) needs 37 ml (2½ tbsp) detergent. If I overdose I have to add an extra rinse. Otherwise the clothes will feel "stiff".

[@shineshine177]

Better to put detergent powder on the bottom of the clothes i try also on the detergent compartment on washing machines but it will take time to dissolve.dont overload the machine for the better spin..

[@swatson1190]

I use a dasher washer and it people powered so no electricity. I use a little Zote soap and washing soda. I use vinegar to get rid of any soap residue.

[@dericcormier38]

Also too much detergent will ruin your pump.

[@codenametremor]

Applicable only to people who never get dirty. Work on your car on a weekend and you will know hot water does help.

[@oliverhamzic5098]

1. Is right to believe I live in bosnia and detergent is weak here so you need to put more to clean the clothes better

[@rainnmoon114]

As someone who works in a clinical lab, hot water is a must lol i dont take any chances.

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Point 2 is incorrect. Hot water is defined as 60 degrees. You need that for bedsheets. Cold is defined as 15 degrees. Won't clean well. Will also clog your machine up faster. Best to use 40 degrees for most things especially with enzyme containing detergents like surf or Ariel. Which work best at body temperature. If the idea is clean clothes then using heat is best. Fifteen units extra per month on the electricity bill will not break the bank for anyone that can afford a front loader anyway. Point 3 she says the drum can clean itself. This is because Samsung has a special cleaning cycle. The problem with it is it drains five minutes after starting. Meaning you can't use any drum cleaning products. What if you live in a hard water area and want to use descale. You cannot remove scale without descaler. Don't use the drum clean cycle in that case. Use a cotton 60 with intensive set.

[@asmasultana2787]

Yes, I agree you , I have noticed these points while using washing machine

[@mikethompson3534]

You are absolutely correct

[@argentik82]

If a device that uses 10x less water and converts 5x less electric energy into movement on your garments have to repeat the cycle so you can get them clean... It's not so efficient.

[@akaurb]

Warm water helps to sanitise and remove bacteria 🦠

[@invisiblerevolution]

I'm guilty of thinkin EXTRA detergent..... equals CLEANER. 😅

[@kamleshtodurkar6914]

You take so much effort to make precise video.

[@HarmonicaShala]

Excellent video. My mother may not agree on the hot water part though 🙂. But you seem to have had a hard time today. Was it an appliance or was it just a windy balcony that you forgot to close 😃

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

haha I wonder why :D

[@Singh-pe6zg]

You did not mention any "Myths" and directly stated the facts. I'm sure lot's of people will be confused @@TheGrapevineIndia

[@HameedaShah-yt4de]

I use daz it leaves no residue it dissolves even in cold so it's economical

[@Live_Loud]

Which brand makes most reliable washing machines?

[@Mr.Beko_WM]

1. U can just enable extra rinse (if u have a Samsung u can select how many rinses u want) 2. If u wash cold with detergent it will cause drum problems like spider or bearing failure and that will be around £130 (average from what I’ve seen) and also what ur wearing right now has been dyed in a large industrial washing machine at boiling point (95°c) so don’t believe in the wash cold thing 3. I agree by the auto clean thing but u dont tell when its that time (id personally recommend once a year or every 6 months) and instead of wasting time cleaning the draw, door seal etc just leave it open after every use it will save u money on repairs save time if u use 1hr programs (if u don’t LONG cycles)

[@davidvincent8929]

BRILLIANT. THANK YOU. JUST WHAT I NEEDED.

[@koruscam4199]

Actually only hot water can remove human body oil from clothes

[@kiki1965]

I'm still using hot water. Cold water never killed microorganisms.

[@Sarge084]

You'd need *boiling* water to kill germs!

[@k.a7938]

Boiling point is 100°C while you need only 70° to kill micro-organisms, though detergent kills micro-organisms by dissolving their lipid

[@lym3204]

@@k.a7938 40"C "This study demonstrates that domestic washing machines reduce viable counts of Staphylococcus aureus to below detectable levels from an inoculum of 10(8)-10(12) colony-forming units (>or=10(6)-fold reduction), even using low temperature (40 degrees C) programmes." From the study "Laundering of hospital staff uniforms at home"

[@womenisonereasonbehindever2049]

She don't know who is sun 😄

[@AM-nx2iw]

​@@womenisonereasonbehindever2049 in the winter sun would not be available for 3-4 weeks for you.

[@AriannaAyers]

Hot water DOES mean better cleanings surfactants can penetrate detergents into fabric fibers deeply with hot water, also water above 130F reduces bacteria, and dust mites or kills them.

[@prettybaked8930]

Ill ALWAYS wash my towels, blankets, pillows, etc. In hot water.

[@shwetatagde3378]

Thank you so much for the information

[@christychristo7433]

Thanks for the information ☺️

[@nsnarayan1159]

myths: washing clothes in machine makes clothes less durable

[@Aah292]

That's a fact, not myth.

[@nehayasmin9692]

Use liquid detergents always

[@ARw275]

Disagree

[@youdonegoofed]

LOL no. Liquid detergent is expensive compared to washing powder

[@AtulKumar-sw6fc]

Very practical and useful tips.

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Glad you think so!

[@MieleW2573]

95c washes are also important to keep the washer clean

[@madhurakhondre5832]

What about particular washing powder for particular type of machine eg. Wadhing powder for front load.. R they really require

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

I thought about the detergent thing because i have an eco egg. You can't take it out whilst its rinsing. So its rinsing more soap on my clothes and not being rinsed away

[@airinkujo3207]

Do you guys wash on cool or cold? Is there such a big difference between the two? Also, 30 Celsius is not cold! It’s 85 Fahrenheit, wouldn’t the right answer be cool then?

[@majackslelo827]

Thank you😁🫡

[@geetbehera3593]

How to clean manually? Any instruction video?

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Yes! Here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4HShmmnltlsoZI

[@geetbehera3593]

@@TheGrapevineIndia Thanks

[@pinkygupta3045]

Mam can u plz teach to full automatic machine cleaning by ourselves

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

I have a video covering that topic, you can refer that . Search for "how to clean your front load washing machine the grapevine India"

[@sagarhubale5593]

Hey could you please suggest a good detergent for front load washing machine. Must be affordable.

[@VINODJAAT-u9x]

Can we use extensions cords to connect the washing machine??

[@whatismynamehere]

Thanks a lot buddy👍🏻🙏

[@mikeoconner557]

I use liquid detergent and use a maximum of 1/8th of an inch of detergent in the measuring cup that comes with the detergent into a large load. Then once that load is spun and done… I rewash the load from fill to spin. The clothes are SO SOFT… we don’t use drier sheets anymore. So… in summary: Tiny amount of soap once. Wash twice. Easy peasy.

[@ganu21]

7kg capacity washing machine means....we can wash 7kg dry clothes...or 7kgs means after wash wet clothes..?

[@desireeretiree]

Dry weight.

[@vidyapatil8863]

Which is better machine? direct drive or normal belt wala? Agar direct drive khrab hoga to wo jyada kharcha dega? Plz reply mujhe 2-3 dayse final karna hai.

[@rosamartinez-er7bl]

You’re right cold water is better put 2 cups of detergent every every single load

[@Vrish1839]

Particularly Cold water or just usual normal temperature water

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Normal temperature.

[@tomjejojose]

could you do a washing machine cleaning video, baking soda, bleach, baking soda.... etc, just to get more clarity

[@ArunKumarA-zd1qt]

What if we put cloths in drum clean mode..

[@nikunj0730]

Hello mem! If we buy machine without heat water feature then can we pour hot water from outside?

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Only in top load.

[@nikunj0730]

@@TheGrapevineIndia yes mem and it cause any problem to the machine?

[@desireeretiree]

​@@nikunj0730It won't as long as the water being added is not very hot, or it can make the plastic parts brittle and eventually crack.

[@JasonSmith-qx3zh]

My question is with a brand new washer what's the interval of cleaning to keep build-up from collecting?

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Oxygen bleach every 40 washes

[@ramachandrans2051]

Can you make a video on How to clean #3

[@daminipathare2012]

If we use detergent powder instead of liquid is it okay?😊

[@AM-nx2iw]

yes go for "matic" detergent of any brand

[@bhushankakollu2695]

Thanks 👍🏽

[@parkhardhanawade891]

Nice video thanks

[@dtrvishalsingh5295]

Use head&shoulder

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Huh?

[@reena3261]

Anyone can suggest which detergent or detergent bar soap is good to wash clothes by Hand

[@johnwick8264]

Does front load maching dry the clothes atleast 90% ???

[@പുണ്യാളൻ-ഡ6ഠ]

2 one actually works...hot water increase detergent action than in a normal temperature water....... also it will dilute the hard stains to certain extent....which make the detergent to do it's part easier...

[@jitendrachhajed2892]

When we use cold cycle,, my front loader makes odour as compared to hot wash,,, any solutions or hacks to remove after wash odor with cold wash

[@Cliodhna-z1i]

Never wash in less than 40 degrees C. Waste of water to not heat it up. Enzymes need 35 degrees at least to work well. never EVER cold wash. it's disgusting and a shame.

[@garimellateja3919]

I follow the first two... Neglecting the last one.>

[@imkumar4415]

Does machine remove stains from collars?

[@swapnainukollunew6067]

I have top load what care i should take

[@AnilKumar-lf5jt]

But almost all modern machines have hot water option and even recommended by brands for white clothes?

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Hi Anil, yes hot water has its uses - but not necessarily for all clothes. Like whites, soiled. Lot of people tend to use it for regular clothes too, which is unnecessary.

[@AnilKumar-lf5jt]

@@TheGrapevineIndia Oh... Got it..

[@TarynEllis-s1u]

You should only use cold water for delicate clothes

[@adityasharma-lf2zt]

I carry one strong opinion.No machine is invented which washes clothes.These are gimmicks to feel happy that my clothes are washed.They remain 25% dirty as before.

[@Xarvish024]

The caption should be little bit upper side in your video

[@neoanderson4840]

If a black cat crosses the road look for a video busting 3 washing machine myths

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

😂

[@SKtotalPremium]

Informative video

[@mrjegadeesh9534]

How to clean ..dirty in washing machine. Give any idea pls

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Hhi, pls watch my video on how to clean your front load washing machine

[@pavankmr21red]

Can we wash shoes in washing machine?

[@Madworld23l]

Can i use normal washing powder for my front load Washing Machine ❓

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

No you should not.

[@Madworld23l]

@@TheGrapevineIndia Ok thank you 👍

[@Madworld23l]

@@TheGrapevineIndia Mam why is that ❓

[@venkataramanavysyaraju5931]

How is bosch washing machine

[@Nancysanger02]

Ma'am I am facing a problem on monson mode it won't work properly it stops on 2 didn't stop it's on keeps moving

[@Monikachauhan1989]

Please guide me about Electrolux washer dryer combo

[@creestee08]

I dont know where the lint rack

[@YourBoss-qn9kz]

Which one to prefer ? LG vs Samsung 8 kg fully automatic top laod

[@himanshurao8668]

Lg

[@bryandsouza9182]

How to clean the inlet pipe ?

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

Hi, you can see my video on how to clean your washing machine.

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Figured it out yet?

[@akankshatandon1926]

Can someone tell me which type of transformer is used in washing machine?

[@surbhipatankar4626]

I have a question. Is there really a difference between top load and front load detergents?😅 I recently bought a front load washing machine and the installation guy told there is no difference, you can use top load detergent in this machine. Please clarify this.😌

[@TheGrapevineIndia]

That’s not true at all! Top load requires detergent that creates more foam to wash heavy stains. This foam also requires more water to get washed away - which top load uses. If you use top load detergent for front load which uses less water - it will leave detergent residue on your clothes. If you use front load detergent for top load, it does not create enough foam- so wash quality is not good. Long story short - have to use the recommended detergent for each.

[@surbhipatankar4626]

@@TheGrapevineIndia Thank you for addressing my question.☺️ my doubt is clarified 😬

[@johndoe-vc1we]

Only use detergent labelled as for front loader as any other kind can shorten the life of a front loader. But top load detergent is cheaper so people try that or even non branded which is a bad idea in a front loader. Avoid express washes if you can. There aren't meant to clean as they are too short. All express wash is good for is refreshing clothes or for new clothes. Express wash with the wrong detergent is a sure way to halve the working life of the machine. Some times people coming from a top loader to a front loader find the front loader wash cycles too long and resort to shortcuts. At their peril.

[@mauing]

How much powder for how many clothes tell me

[@San_home-chef]

I use semi automatic washing machine, its easy to clean and not complicated