Different with each batch

 

No matter who puts the clothes in the machine, the outcome is the same…..clean clothes.  Sure there can be some awful things that occur to the clothes if the person chooses the wrong water temperature, doesn't separate the clothes correctly or puts in the wrong cleaning agents.   However it doesn't matter if they come out shrunk or discolored, they are clean nonetheless. 

 

The trick with doing laundry is to correctly balance all the different elements as to not disrupt the fabric which causes them to be ruined in one way or another.   The first step, which is vital, is to make sure that the clothes are separated carefully.  If this step isn't done correctly, there is doom from the beginning and no matter what else is done there will still be some sort of damage.  

 

Next the cleaning agents must be determined.  There are millions from which to choose and each offer different promises.   The difficult thing is figuring out which cleaning agent goes best with what temperature of water and which cycle best suits the fabric type.  The combinations are endless!  What works for one could potentially destroy something else.  It can be an extremely frustrating process.  

 

Then looking right next to it and the whole process of the dryer!  I haven't even made it to that part yet, but looking at all those different settings for heat, I'm not so sure that I even want to attempt it!