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STEP 6 Apply a proper detergent type
The type of detergent depends on the type of fabric (cotton, synthetic, delicate items, wool),
color, wash temperature, and degree of soiling. Always use "low suds" laundry detergent,
which is designed for automatic washing machines.
CAUTION
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Use an appropriate amount of detergent. Excess amounts of detergent do not produce
much improvement in washing results but cause damage to the laundry due to
deteriorated rinsing performance.
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Bleach is strong alkali in nature, causing damage to or discoloration of the laundry.
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Use a longer or added rinse cycle when using powder detergent that is very likely to
remain on the laundry and cause bad odors after washing is complete.
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If an excessive amount of detergent is used especially in cold water, the detergent doesn't
dissolve well, ending up with contaminated laundry, hoses, and/or tub.
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In case of timed washing, do not apply detergent directly to laundry or the tub. The
laundry may be discolored. Use the detergent drawer.
When washing wool using the Wool cycle, use only a neutral detergent to avoid
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discoloring the laundry.
NOTE
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Follow the detergent manufacturer's recommendations based on the weight of the
laundry, the degree of soiling, and the hardness of the water in your local area. If you are
not sure about the water hardness, contact a local water authority.
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Do not use detergent that tends to be hardened or solidified. This detergent may remain
after the rinse process, blocking the drain outlet.
Powdered detergent should be thoroughly dissolved in a small amount of warm water
before adding to the machine.
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