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9 days ago by Washedupcynic to c/me_irl

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Antagnostic 39 points 9 days ago

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cowboydan 14 points 9 days ago

Oh so you clean the dirt?

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darkdemize 17 points 9 days ago

Well, no, my pre-wash does that!

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edgemaster72 14 points 9 days ago

So then, you physically move the dirt away from the clothes after it's been removed?

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chunkystyles 8 points 9 days ago

Well, the water does that.

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hakunawazo 3 points 9 days ago

Regarding to ancient internet memes, tide is only used as food for teenagers.

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Washedupcynic 1 point 9 days ago

🤣

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heydo 6 points 9 days ago

My spouse has discovered enzymes that need hot water to activate and eat away at laundry stains. So we recently had our laundry sitting in a sous vide bath and everything came out super clean!

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Washedupcynic 4 points 9 days ago

And in theory, laundry detergents like Tide should have those enzymes . . . yet they are telling us all to wash in cold water to save electricity/resources. 🤦

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Dojan 3 points 8 days ago

There’s enzymatic detergent too.

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nodiratime 2 points 8 days ago

They are claiming that it works at lower temps - making energy savings possible. They are not telling you to save energy.

I do, though.

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DarrinBrunner 6 points 8 days ago

I put the soap in, I turn on the machine. When the machine stops I take out the clothes. I don't inspect them, they are by definition now "clean". That's good enough for me.

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Kolanaki 2 points 8 days ago

I know my detergent isn't what causes my shirts to come out of the washing machines dirtier than they went in, since I use the same shit I used before I moved when I had my own washer and dryer. It's the filthy af machines at my apartment. I don't think they clean them ever.

Pisses me off because all my lighter colored shirts look like they were ran through mud. My pink shirt is fucking gray. 😡

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nullspace 2 points 8 days ago

Communal machines? You could try running a cleaning tablet yourself and focus on using the one machine every time.

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