How do you sort the laundry?

When you sort laundry, you should first make 3 piles based on color:

• Colored laundry: laundry in various colors

• White laundry

• Dark laundry: dark and gray laundry.

• Acrylic & wool: wool wash program at 30°C (wash inside out) or by hand.

• Fleece: standard program at 40°C.

• Cashmere: hand wash. Note: don't rub or wring.

• Cotton: cotton program at a maximum of 40°C, towels at 60°C.

• Linen: standard program at 40°C (colored linen) or 60°C (white linen).

• Nylon: wrinkle repair program at 30°C.

• Polyester: wrinkle repair program at 40°C.

• Denim: jeans program at 30°C.

• Tricot: Wash inside out at 30°C (wool) or 40°C (cotton).

• Viscose: standard program at 40°C.

Of course you also want your clothes to be hygienically clean. A high temperature makes sure that bacteria go away and your clothes smell fresh. If you wash different types of laundry in one go, always use the lowest prescribed temperature.

• 90°C: dish cloths that go with the drum cleaning.
• 60°C: bed linen, towels, tea towels, sport socks and underpants.
• 30 - 40°C: shirts, shirts, pants, sweaters, dresses and skirts.

You wash cold delicate laundry and clothing that is only lightly soiled. This ensures that you save energy and that your clothes stay beautiful longer.