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How to Use Fabric Conditioner in Washing Machine
How to Use Fabric Conditioner in Washing Machine
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Sabarish A
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Feb 10, 2025
10:38 PM
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Fabric conditioner, also known as fabric softener, is an essential part of the laundry process. It helps to keep clothes soft, fresh, and free from static cling while also making ironing easier. Additionally, it extends the life of fabrics by reducing friction during washing. However, using fabric conditioner correctly is crucial to maximizing its benefits and avoiding potential damage to your washing machine or clothes.
Where to Add Fabric Conditioner in a Washing Machine
1. Using a Fully Automatic Washing Machine
Most modern fully automatic washing machines have a dedicated fabric softener compartment in the detergent drawer. Here’s how to use it:
Locate the compartment: Open the detergent drawer, and you will see multiple sections. The compartment for fabric conditioner is usually labeled with a flower symbol.
Measure the right amount: Follow the instructions on the fabric conditioner bottle. Typically, one capful (around 35ml) is sufficient for a full load.
Pour into the compartment: Carefully pour the fabric conditioner into the designated slot, ensuring you do not exceed the MAX level indicated.
Start the wash cycle: The washing machine will automatically release the fabric conditioner at the correct stage of the rinse cycle.
2. Using a Semi-Automatic Washing Machine
Semi-automatic machines do not have an automatic dispenser for fabric conditioner. Instead, you need to manually add it at the right time:
Complete the wash cycle: Once the wash cycle finishes, drain out the soapy water.
Refill with clean water for rinsing: Add fresh water into the tub for the rinse cycle.
Manually add fabric conditioner: Pour the recommended amount directly into the water.
Agitate for even distribution: Run the machine for a few minutes so the fabric conditioner gets evenly absorbed.
Drain and spin dry: After a proper rinse, drain the water and proceed with the spin cycle.
Best Practices for Using Fabric Conditioner
1. Do Not Pour Directly on Clothes
Never pour fabric conditioner directly onto clothes, as this can cause staining or fabric damage. Always use the designated compartment or mix it with water before adding.
2. Follow Manufacturer Guidelines
Different washing machines have different designs, so always refer to your washing machine’s manual to ensure you are using fabric conditioner correctly.
3. Use the Right Amount
Using too much fabric conditioner can leave a residue on clothes and washing machines, leading to build-up over time. Conversely, using too little might not provide the desired softness and freshness.
4. Do Not Use with Certain Fabrics
Some fabrics do not require fabric conditioner, such as:
Sportswear & Microfiber Clothes: It can reduce moisture-wicking abilities.
Towels: Excess use can make them less absorbent.
Flame-resistant Fabrics: Fabric conditioner can reduce their effectiveness.
Choosing the Right Fabric Conditioner
There are different types of fabric conditioners available in the market, each offering unique benefits:
Regular Fabric Conditioners: Ideal for daily laundry, providing softness and a pleasant scent.
Hypoallergenic Fabric Softeners: Perfect for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies.
Eco-Friendly Fabric Conditioners: Made with biodegradable ingredients, these are better for the environment.
Specialized Fabric Softeners: Designed for wool, baby clothes, or specific fabric types.
Matic Liquid Detergent
Eco Friendly Matic Liquid
Matic Liquid Top Load, Front Load
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Last Edited by Sabarish A on Feb 10, 2025 10:41 PM
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