洗洗研究所｜冷氣×洗衣機清潔大小事

Today, the admin received a private message from a friend asking why their air conditioner is so power-hungry, and it suddenly reminded me of this post. Seeing this, do you still dare to turn on your AC directly? 😱 The originally white air conditioner filter turned into this when removed! It's not just a day or two of dust, but a thick layer, to the point where you can barely see the filter's color... Think about it, when you come home every day and turn on the AC, has the air blown out been properly cleaned? Many people think that AC maintenance is only needed when it's not cooling, but they forget the most basic filter cleaning. When the filter is clogged with dust, it not only affects air circulation but can also reduce the AC's efficiency. Don't wait until the AC stops cooling or dust is flying everywhere to think about cleaning it! Take a few minutes today to remove and check your AC filter! Lastly, I have a question for everyone: When was the last time your home's AC filter was washed? A. Cleaned every two weeks regularly B. Washed once a month C. Washed when I remember D. I'm too scared to take it apart, afraid I'll see a similar sight 😂

Seeing that everyone chose C puts my mind at ease 😂 We're about to reveal the answer~ The answer is~ 🥁🥁🥁 👉 C Dirt accumulated inside the washing machine! After prolonged use, detergent residue, lint from clothes, and various types of grime can accumulate between the inner and outer tubs of a washing machine. These areas are usually hidden from view. When some of this dirt breaks off and comes out with the wash water, it can turn into the "small black specks" you see on your clothes. 😱 However, please remember~ Seeing black specks doesn't necessarily mean this is the only cause; you still need to judge based on the actual situation! So, just because the washing machine washes clothes every day doesn't mean the washing machine itself gets cleaned every day 🤣 Did you get it right? 🙋‍♀️ For the next question, would you like to see: 🫧 "Are washing machine tub cleaners effective?" Or 🫧 "How often should a washing machine actually be cleaned?" Please leave your comment below~

【Community Friend's Question | Is the 'thump-thump' sound during washing machine spin cycle normal?】🫧 A friend asked me today: "When the washing machine is running normally during the wash and spin cycles, is a banging sound an indication of a problem?" This is actually a common issue many people encounter! If you hear a noticeable banging sound during the spin cycle, check the following first👇 1️⃣ Are the clothes concentrated on one side? Unevenly distributed laundry tends to wobble during the spin cycle. 2️⃣ Did you put in too much, or too heavy items? Things like comforters and large bath towels become heavy after absorbing water, which can easily cause imbalance. 3️⃣ Is the washing machine placed on a level surface? An uneven floor or improperly adjusted feet can also cause shaking. If you've confirmed all the above and still frequently hear 'thump-thump-thump' during the spin cycle, you might need to further inspect the shock absorption system for any abnormalities. So, the washing machine suddenly 'dancing'😂 It might not just be about how you load the clothes! Here are a few photos from actual cleaning sessions📸 Even if the washing machine looks clean on the outside, you'll see the grime hidden between the inner and outer tubs once you disassemble the drum. 'Looks clean' doesn't necessarily mean 'clean inside'. 👀 Later, in the 【Wash Lab】, we'll compile and share the questions you ask as simple knowledge for everyone🫧 Has your washing machine ever made a 'thump-thump-thump' sound during the spin cycle?😂 If you've experienced any other strange noises, feel free to leave a comment and let's discuss~

【Clothes came out of the wash with more black lint?】 Have you ever experienced this? You just finished washing your clothes, but when you take them out, you find little "black specks" stuck all over them... At this point, many people's first reaction is: "Was there a tissue in the pocket?" "Did something fall apart inside the washing machine?" "Or is the washing machine drum just too dirty?" 🤔 Take a guess first 👇 What do you think these black specks are most likely to be? A. Clothes bleeding color B. Clumped detergent C. Accumulated grime inside the washing machine D. I have no idea, but it's a little scary to look at 😂 Answer revealed in the next post! 🫧

🫧【Your washing machine cleans clothes daily, so why does it get dirty?】 Many people might think: "The washing machine runs with detergent and water every day, so it should be clean, right?" 🤔 Actually, that's not always the case! When we do laundry, things from our clothes can accumulate: 👕 Body oils and sweat 🧻 Lint and fabric fibers 🧴 Detergent and fabric softener residue 💧 Limescale and moisture These can slowly build up in places we don't normally see. So, sometimes when you open your washing machine, it might look clean, but "the unseen parts" could be a completely different story. 😳 If your washing machine starts showing signs like: ✔️ A strange smell after washing clothes ✔️ Occasional black specks on your laundry ✔️ Odors from the drum ✔️ It's been used for a long time and never cleaned It's time to pay attention to the cleanliness inside your washing machine! In the next post, we'll discuss 👇 "What exactly are those black specks that appear on clothes after washing?" How old is your washing machine? Have you ever specifically cleaned it? 😂

Have you ever thought about it? The 'washing machine' that does our laundry every day, actually needs a bath itself. 😂 The air conditioner that blows cool air for us every day, just because the filter is clean doesn't mean the inside is clean. The reason I opened this community is that during the cleaning process, I often find that people aren't unwilling to clean, but rather: "I didn't know this needed to be cleaned too." "I thought just cleaning the filter was enough." "Doesn't the washing machine get washed with water every day?" "How often is it considered normal to wash it?" So, I established the 【Wash Wash Research Lab】🫧 We will gradually share: ✔️ Little-known facts about cleaning air conditioners and washing machines ✔️ Simple maintenance you can do at home ✔️ Actual disassembly and cleaning case studies ✔️ Before VS After cleaning ✔️ Common questions and myths You don't necessarily have to hire us for cleaning. But after reading this community, I hope you'll understand the appliances that accompany you every day better. Welcome to the lab, let's research together "Has it been cleaned properly yet?" 🤣