MULTIPLE LOAD HOW I WASH OUR REGULAR WASHING MACHINE

For today's video, ipapakita ko sa inyo kung paano ko naglalaba gamit ang regular washing machine. But this time, multiple load. I-share ko sa inyo kung gaano karaming detergent at booster yung ginamit ko at ilang banlaw yung ginawa ko. So first and foremost, sobrang importante talaga yung pre-wash kasi ito yung part na hindi ko talaga ine-skip. The reason kasi is simple. The purpose of pre-wash is to remove muna yung dumi at particles na kayang man lang alisin ng tubig pa lang yung katapat. Kapag hindi kasi ginawa yan, isinabay mo agad sa wash cycle, yung detergent mo napipilitan siyang ubusin yung cleaning power niya sa mga dumi na sana tubig pa lang yung katapat. Instead na makapag-focus siya on removing body oils, sebum, at iba pang mga maduduming dirt, nasasayang yung cleaning ingredient niya. So for the wash solution, gumamit ako ng 4 tablespoon ng Ariel Antibac at 2 tablespoon ng washing soda. Yung washing soda kasi ginagamit ko siya bilang booster. Kasi pinapataas niya yung alkalinity ng wash water. Bakit siya importante? Kasi karamihan ng body oils, sebum, at greasy dirt, mas madali siyang ma-break down sa alkaline environment. Nakakatulong din siya na ma-soften yung water, kaya mas efficient makapagtrabaho yung surfactants and yung enzymes ng detergent ko. And then, habang umiikot yung washing machine, nag-prepare na ako sa isang banlaw. Dito ako nag-first rinse nung mga natapos na. Mapapansin niyo, kahit na first rinse pa lang ako, hindi sobrang bula yung tubig. Second, yung dami ng bula kasi has very little to do with cleaning performance. Not on foam (mabula) or fragrance (mabango). Ingredients I look for in a detergent: 1. Surfactants, remove dirt and grease. 2. Enzymes (stain removers), break down tough stains, especially organic stains. 3. Builders (water softeners), help detergents work better. 4. Chelating agents (mineral binders), bind minerals that interfere with cleaning. 5. Oxygen bleach, oxidizes colored stains, brightens whites and removes odors. 6. Anti-redeposition agents, prevent dirt from settling back onto clean clothes. 7. Optical brighteners, make clothes look whiter not actually cleaner. 8. Polymers, help prevent dye transfer and graying. Pero kung kulang naman siya sa ingredients tulad ng builders, anti-redeposition agents, enzymes or water softeners, hindi pa rin siya magiging effective. In fact, mas maraming magagandang detergent na intentionally hindi sobrang mabula, lalo na kung designed sila for washing machine. So after ng first rinse, tinanggal ko na sila sa washing machine at pinag-spin ko na gamit yung automatic washing machine ko para ma-drain yung excess water. Usually, yung recommendation ko is 1 and a half tablespoon ng citric acid. Pero dito, dahil may jeans ako na nakasama, gusto ko siguraduhin na malinis yung pagka-banlaw. Kaya sa second rinse, naglagay ako ng 2 tablespoon ng citric acid. Pinaiikot ko yung mga clothes doon sandali para matunaw talaga ng maayos yung mga sabon. Around 3 minutes lang para paikot sila ng mabuti. Pagkatapos noon, sa third rinse ko, naglagay ulit ako ng 1 and a half tablespoon ng citric acid. Ito naman yung rinse na medyo binababad ko ng kaunti around 3 minutes ulit. Ginagawa ko to para ma-neutralize yung mga natitirang alkaline ingredients at as well as yung mga detergent residues. Makakatulong talaga to na alisin yung mga detergent residues. After that, saka ko na sila pinag-spin gamit yung automatic washing machine ko para ma-drain yung excess water. I'm confident that even with less detergent, it has the right ingredients to tackle stains. Also by adding a booster like washing soda, I provide the ideal conditions for it to perform effectively. More detergent doesn't necessarily mean cleaner clothes, so "the more, the merrier" doesn't apply when it comes to detergent. And that concludes our tutorial for today. And I hope you got the main message that I want you to get from this video, that it is possible to reduce the amount to lesser amount.