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And, as a general rule, we recommend washing in cold water — not hot water. 1.000

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Simplified: Advice: Wirecutter generally recommends washing clothes in cold water rather than hot water.

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3 weeks ago
In that case, an overnight soak in warm water and a high-quality detergent, like Tide Ultra Oxi, can work wonders. 0.900

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Simplified: Advice: For stains not noticed immediately, an overnight soak in warm water with a high-quality detergent like Tide Ultra Oxi can be effective.

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3 weeks ago
All you need to do is apply a simple mixture of about 70% Tide Free & Gentle and 30% water directly to the stain. 1.000

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Simplified: Advice: A pre-treatment mixture can be made by applying about 70% Tide Free & Gentle and 30% water to a stain.

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3 weeks ago
“Oil stains need liquid detergent or dish soap; soil stains need a paste of powder detergent and a tiny bit of water,” Courtney said. 1.000

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Simplified: Statement: Courtney Schley advised that oil stains require liquid detergent or dish soap, while soil stains need a paste of powder detergent and water...

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3 weeks ago
To see whether your detergent includes enzymes, look on the ingredients panel for amylase, lipase, mannanase, or other “-ase” additives. 1.000

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Simplified: Advice: To check for enzymes in a detergent, look for ingredients ending in '-ase' on the label, such as amylase, lipase, or mannanase.

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3 weeks ago