Bold Mrs Hinch Laundry Pods - Midsummer Memories / 19

For a standard load of moderately soiled laundry, one pod is typically sufficient. For very large or heavily soiled loads, you may consider using two pods.

While they can be used for mixed loads, it's always best to check the garment's care label. For very delicate fabrics, a specialized detergent might be more appropriate.

The product information does not specify septic tank safety. It is recommended to consult your washing machine manual or a professional for guidance on using laundry pods with septic systems.

Pods offer pre-measured convenience, combining detergent, stain remover, and softener in a single unit. Liquid detergents allow for customisable dosage for specific needs.

It is not recommended to use laundry pods for hand washing as they are designed to dissolve in the agitated environment of a washing machine. They may not dissolve properly or evenly in still water.

The pods are formulated to work effectively in cold water washes (e.g., 30°C or lower), which significantly reduces the energy required to heat the water compared to standard hot washes.

Store them in their original packaging in a cool, dry place, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Ensure they are kept out of reach of children and pets.

Ensure the pod was placed directly into the drum before adding laundry. Avoid overloading the machine. Use a warmer wash temperature if necessary for heavily soiled items or very large loads.

For tough or dried-on stains, pre-treat the affected area before washing. Ensure you are using the correct number of pods for the load size and level of soiling.

Check that you are using the recommended number of pods for your load size. Ensure the washing machine is not overloaded, allowing clothes to circulate freely. Very hard water may sometimes affect scent intensity.

This can happen if too many pods are used or if the machine is overloaded. Run an empty hot wash cycle with detergent to clean the machine. Reduce the number of pods used per wash.