The detergent drawer is one of the fastest dirty parts of the washing machine: after washing, there are residues of detergent left on the walls, limescale appears due to hard water, and mold develops due to constant dampness.
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A washing machine is an indispensable assistant for any housewife. With her invention, hard and invaluable housework became a little easier. And automatic washing machines took almost all the cares of washing, rinsing and drying themselves. If we turn to the definitions, the washing machine is an automatic device for cleaning textiles.
All washing machines can be divided into drum and activator, automatic and semi-automatic, with vertical or front-loading.
The most common types of washing machines:
- Automatic washing machines. These devices are today in almost every home. Their work is carried out in automatic mode, the entire washing cycle is divided into several stages: soaking, washing, rinsing, conditioning, spinning.
- Activator-type washing machines have a minimum set of functions. The device itself is a plastic case and a tank with an activator. You can control the work using a timer.
- Bubble washing machines are a modern invention that surpasses automatic machines. The principle of their work is to generate air bubbles that better dissolve the powder and rid the textiles of impurities.
- Ultrasonic devices. They can hardly be called machines - in appearance they are more like a computer mouse. Their action is due to the generation of ultrasound, which literally knocks dirt out of the textile.
Often during washing, detergents are very poorly washed out of the tray. A number of reasons contribute to this:
- Not the last role in this is played by the quality of the detergent itself. The worse it is, the more powder will remain on the walls of the container. Liquid powders are washed much better due to their structure.
- With insufficient water pressure in the water supply system, there is also the possibility that not all detergent will be washed completely.
- The fabric softener contains surfactants that form a film not only on the laundry, but also on the walls of the tray. This is due to the fact that the fabric softener is poured into a special cuvette before washing and added to the laundry almost at the very end.
