Amount Of Detergent; Preliminary Water Softening - AEG OKO LAVAMAT 1370 TURBO sensortronic User Instruction Book

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Amount of
detergent
The amount of detergent used depends on the size of load, water
hardness and degree of soiling.
Refer to the instructions on the products.
Information on the hardness of water in residential areas can be
obtained from the Local Water Authorities.
Water hardness
Level
of hardness
Clarke
degrees
°T.H. (French
degrees)
I - soft
less than 8
less than 13
II - medium
8-14
13-24
III - hard
15-21
25-36
IV - very hard
more than 21
more than 36
If the detergent manufacturer gives no indication of how much
detergent to use for a part load, we recommend that you reduce
the detergent measure by 1/3rd for a half load and that you use a
half measure of detergent for a minimum load.
Preliminary
water softening
The washer-dryer is fitted with a special device for preliminary sof¬
tening of the water by dispensing the softener and the detergent
in two stages. In
programmes without prewash
it enables the
softener and detergent to be dispensed separately for increased
saving on detergent, and therefore less water pollution.
Separate dispensing of the two substances means that initially,
only the softener is added to the water. When the detergent is
then added, because the water is already soft, it starts to act
immediately on dirt in the fabrics. This process ensures optimum
washing results, even with minimum measures of detergent.
Normal water softening agents should be measured out accord¬
ing to the hardness of the water, following the instructions on the
pack but, because of the preliminary softening device, you may
reduce the quantity by 20%. In this case, always use the amount
of detergent recommended on the detergent pack for
level I
hardness of water (soft).
Even when a
prewash programme
is selected, it is still possible
to protect the environment. Pour the detergent and water soften¬
ing agent together into the prewash and main wash dispenser
compartments.
You may obviously continue to use normal detergents without sof¬
tening agent, using an amount based on the pack recommenda¬
tions and the degree of water hardness.
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