Every washing machine is equipped with a quick wash mode. Most people find this very convenient, as it significantly reduces washing time and uses less energy.
In addition, the fast mode protects parts from accelerated wear.
However, there are several nuances to this type of washing.
Not suitable for every type of fabric
This washing mode is intensive and therefore not suitable for wool or delicate fabrics.
There are other modes on the washing machine for this.
Towels
To wash towels, bed linens and all other things that absorb water well, you need to select the appropriate mode so as not to damage the household appliance.
Before the wash cycle begins, water is sucked into the drum, which the towels absorb very well, so they don’t have time to distribute evenly throughout the drum. This causes the towels to form clumps that bounce violently against the drum walls.
This can cause the washing machine to break down very quickly.
Low efficiency
Stubborn stains cannot be washed out in the quick wash cycle.
In addition, the water heats up more quickly with a shortened wash cycle, so washing at 30 or 40 degrees is usually possible in this mode.
At such a low temperature, the fabric is less damaged, but dust mites and bacteria cannot be killed.
If you frequently wash at high speeds, your washing machine will develop an unpleasant odor caused by bacteria that accumulate in the drum and on the rubber seals. To avoid this, you need to wash your laundry at high temperatures.
