How Much Detergent Do You Need for Your
                     How Much Detergent Do 
You Need for Your 
Clothes?
Laundry Detergent
It is commonly known that calculating the exact 
amount of laundry detergents is a difficult 
undertaking. We frequently discover that it is 
not as clean as we would want, that it does not 
smell strongly enough, or that it is dry and 
rough. Many elements influence the washing 
outcome; some are out of our control, such as 
the hardness of the water, while others are 
within our control! Using too much detergent is 
one of the most typical issues that might harm 
the product over time. To get the greatest 
results, don't use too much detergent. But first, 
let's have a look at the various detergents and 
how to utilise them!
Liquid Detergent
Unlike powder detergent, liquid detergent dissolves more quickly and leaves no residue on clothing. It is 
primarily utilised in clothing that are brightly coloured and fragile. Because it has less cleaning power than 
powder, you should use more of it. We recommend using a measuring cup and following the package 
instructions once more. Before starting the wash cycle, the detergent must also be poured into the drawer.
Does It Remove Stains Well?
Liquid detergents are very good in getting rid of oil stains. The detergent will 
penetrate the clothes fibres and release the oil, making the discoloration easier to 
remove. Pour a little amount of liquid detergent on the stain and let it sit for up to 5 
minutes to pre-treat it.
Detergent Pods
There is a solution in the form of capsules, tablets, or laundry pods, which has the benefit of being 
dosed automatically. The quantity of pods to use is determined on the amount of laundry to be done; 
always read the label. These water-soluble pods are thrown into the laundry basket with the rest of the 
laundry. As previously said, the benefit is that the detergent and softener are already dosed: they are 
more expensive on average than the other types, but for some, they are far more practical; the option is 
yours!
Does Pods Remove Stains Well?
Wash pods, as previously stated, include pre-measured detergent doses, both positive and negative. 
On the bright side, you can count on the same cleaning results every time you use it. If your clothing 
are particularly filthy, though, you will need to use more than one pod. Another disadvantage of 
utilising pods is that the cleaning ingredient is buried behind a layer of dissolvable plastic, so you can't 
use them to treat stains.