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Most washes are done at 60 degrees not less. First time washed items are hand washed as are delicates and bras. Light colours washed separately. Duration depends on who is staying eg everyday if school kids here.

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I do the washing when it needs doing. No particular schedule. I used to do the wash overnight on economy 7 but now I have solar panels I wait until there is plenty of light before starting.
Anything special goes in a separate wash but almost every thing just goes in the same load.

no routine, darks and lights done when there is a machine load. Simple

We only ude fairy and fairy conditioner as my son has eczema and this is the only thing that doesnt hurt his delicate skin.

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And then a constant wash every day throughout the week. Occasionally I get a saturday off

towels and bedding 60 degree wash other sorted into light and dark 40 degree no particular day now I am retired. I use a bio detergent for our clothes non bio for knitting I do for preemie babies charity.

I tend to just wash as I go, although I always make sure that I have plenty of clean towels and bedding after several stomach bug incidents with children/grandchildren over the years which have left me slightly scarred!

I separate my lights and darks, wash lights on a 60 and darks on a 40. I wash tea towels and towels together. I wash woollens on wool wash

I have no really set routine and am totally flexible on washing - The only time factor that I do take into account is the weather - If it is raining for example and they forecast a dry day the next day then I will leave it a day so I can hang the washing out to dry.

It's not really much of a schedule! I just do at least one load a day.....sorting lights and darks, pre treating any bad stains and wash most loads on 30 degrees.

I wash a lights and darks during the week and again at the weekend, the beds get changed once a month and the towels when they have been used twice

Always wash the bedding every week - and I have found my "routine" all to pot since I got my new washer - which has a larger drum as my household has decreased. So find I now do a "mixed" wash with colour catchers otherwise I would wait too long to amass enough whites, colours etc to give each a full load (very environmentally conscious - but then using "unnecessary" product - will be more careful buying a machine next time!)

WE also have a free electricity deal on Sundays with our supplier so I wash dry and iron on that day.

I do the laundry as needed, no schedule. Always do whites separately. Use a liquid detergent and low temperature, air dry.

I have a secret, I rarely do the laundry, that's Mr M domain. However I do know the routine, pillows, sheets, duvet cover and bath towels on a Saturday, handwash white underwear Saturday morning, drip dry outside, dark undies on a Sunday. Flannels, towels and tea towels in a separate wash, work dresses are all separate on a wool cycle, his work clothes twice a week on a dark wash along with casual rambling trousers. Cleaning cloths on their own same with dogs beds. All small loads, and washing several times a week, non bio for every wash except white sheets.

I wash about 4 times a week I guess, a towel wash, a bedding wash, and then dark and light clothes is about average. Only ever wash at 40 degrees. Have used Fairy since my son was little due to his sensitive skin, and have never had any problems at all. The only washing problems for me are missing socks! I currently have three odd ones that don't match up with any others, but it can be more than that at times. Definitely one of life's mysteries :-)

As my 2 grown up sons are still at home, I need a routine, and my 25 year old still has sensitive skin, I use fairy non bio for his bed linen and shirts which I wash every fortnight, I have used fairy since my son was a baby, I love the smell and confidence I have that his eczema will not flare up. For the rest of my family I sometimes use my fairy non bio, or buy what ever is on offer at the suspermarket, I wash every other day, and more in summer when I can get bedding and towels on the line. I use my quick wash cycle for towels and other bedding, and for underwear a 60 degree wash which I tend to tumble dry. For my sons white cotton shirts I wash at the end of the week on a cotton wash, put them on hangers and often this way they don't always need ironing.

I generally do laundry twice a week. As I am lucky enough to have solar panels I try to do it when the sun is shining so I follow the local weather forecast avidly. I always save up tea towels to wash on their own. I rarely iron and cheat by using bedspreads over my duvets. I buy whatever washing liquid is on offer and don't bother with conditioners.

No particular routine - just when it needs doing or when I want something in particular that needs washing - have a very handy 15 minute cycle if not that dirty too which is very handy!

We do a load almost every day as we have a small machine

We wash clothes every evening. The washing machine probably does 20 loads per week. We do wash whites separately but everything else goes in together. My motto is also if it will fit through the door of the machine then it is washable! I haven't ruined anything yet.

Everything in two loads at the weekend. Thank Goodness the kids have gone!

I don't have any particular day for washing clothes usually twice a week & I wash my bedding in 2 separate loads, as I have bedspreads, I always do this on a Tuesday when my cleaner comes to strip the bed. I'm disabled so can't manage it myself

Washes are done around 4-5 times a week and seperate into darks & lights at about 30 degrees

I usually wash a load every morning if there is a full loads worth in the laundry basket. I wash lights and darks seperately and wash the dog's towels in a load of their own to prevent dog hairs and bleeding colours. Bedding gets washed once we've stripped the bed.