Reviewed By: Devyani Kharbanda
Written By: Aquib Nawab
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During monsoons, the temptation to wash more clothes at once is high due to limited drying opportunities. However, overloading prevents proper cleaning and can damage the machine. Stick to recommended load sizes to ensure thorough cleaning and protect your washer from unnecessary wear.
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Monsoon weather brings increased humidity and potential for clothes to retain moisture. Choose cycles with extra rinses or higher spin speeds to combat this. Some machines offer specialized programs that may be particularly useful during rainy seasons.
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Monsoon conditions can cause clothes to shed more fibers, quickly clogging lint filters. Regular cleaning of lint filters, like the "Bionic Magic Filter", is crucial to maintain washing efficiency and prevent potential water drainage issues during heavy rains.
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The high humidity during monsoons creates an ideal environment for mold and mildew growth. Always remove clothes promptly after washing, even if you can't dry them immediately. This prevents musty odors and potential damage to both your clothes and the washing machine.
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Excess detergent is harder to rinse out in humid monsoon conditions, potentially leaving residue on clothes. This residue can trap moisture, leading to musty smells. Use the right amount of detergent and consider an extra rinse cycle if needed.
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Monsoon's damp conditions promote bacterial growth on clothes. If your machine has anti-bacterial technology or steam functions, use them regularly to combat this issue and ensure hygienic laundry.
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Monsoons can affect water supply and pressure, potentially disrupting wash cycles. Be aware of your area's water situation and adjust accordingly. Some machines, like those with "Near Zero Pressure Technology", can operate even with very low water pressure, which is particularly useful during monsoons.
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Monsoon humidity can lead to moisture buildup inside the washing machine, promoting mold growth. If your machine has a tub dry feature, use it regularly after washes to keep the drum dry and prevent mold and unpleasant odors.
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