Sorting and Loading Clothes:

• Separate your laundry into different piles based on colors and fabric types. Whites, colors, and delicate items should be washed separately.
• Open the washing machine's lid or door and load the clothes evenly. Avoid overloading the machine, as it can affect the washing efficiency.

Adding Detergent:

• Refer to the user manual for your specific washing machine to determine the detergent and fabric softener requirements. Some machines have detergent compartments, while others may require you to add detergent directly to the drum.

Selecting a Wash Cycle:

• Fully automatic washing machines typically have a control panel with various wash cycle options. You can choose from different cycles based on your laundry needs, such as normal, delicate, quick wash, or heavy-duty.

Water Temperature and Spin Speed:

• You can usually adjust the water temperature and spin speed settings based on the type of fabric and how soiled your clothes are. Follow the recommended settings for your specific load.

Start the Machine:

• Close the lid or door and start the washing machine. The machine will automatically fill with water, agitate, rinse, and spin as needed based on the selected wash cycle.

Wait for Completion:

• The machine will complete the selected wash cycle, including rinsing and spinning. Some models may have a timer display to indicate the remaining time.

Unload and Dry:

• Once the cycle is complete, open the lid or door and carefully remove your clean clothes. You can then proceed to dry them using a dryer or by hanging them on a clothesline, depending on your preference and the fabric type.