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3. Washing temperature
4. Level of soiling and type of stain
Notes: The whitish stains that form on black fabrics are caused by insoluble
components contained in modern washing powders without phosphates. If this
happens, shake or brush the fabric, or use washing liquids. Only use washing
products that are specifically designed for household washing machines. If you
are using descaling agents, dyes or bleaches for the pre-wash, make sure they
are suitable for household washing machines. Descaling agents may contain
products that can damage your washing machine. Do not use solvents, e.g. benzene,
turpentine.
Do not wash fabrics that have been previously treated with solvents or flammable
liquids.
Dosage
•
Respect the recommended doses on the washing product packaging. These doses depend
on the following factors:
1. Level of soiling and type of stain;
2. Size of the load to be washed. In the event of a full load, follow the instructions provided
by the washing product manufacturer; half-load: 3/4 of the volume used for a full load;
minimum load (about 1 kg): 1/2 of the volume used for a full load;
3. Water hardness in your area (consult your water company);
4. Soft water requires less washing product than hard water.
Notes: Too much washing product can cause excessive foaming, which will reduce
washing efficiency. If the washing machine detects too much foam, this will disrupt
the spinning process. Too little washing powder will make laundry grey over time
and produce limescale in the heating system, drum and hoses.
Where to add the washing products
• The dispenser drawer has three compartments (fig. A).
Fig. A
Product usage
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