How Do You Wash Clothes By Hand?
• Change into clothing you don’t mind getting soapy water on. If detergent is left on clothing for a long time (until your next washing, for instance), it will discolor the clothing. • Wash clothes in a place with abundant water such as a shower head, bathtub faucet, or outside using the garden hose, a river side, etc. • Find a bucket/basin/bathtub/stoppable sink that is big enough to hold your clothes. Remember that clothing is smaller, heavier, and harder to manage when wet. • Add detergent. If you are using liquid, pour it right on. If you are using powder, it might work better to to dissolve it with a smaller amount of water. • Add clothes. You might realize this is an important step, but don’t forget to sort your clothes before putting in for wash. Clothes can be sorted on various bases like color (colored, dark, or white clothes), or you can sort based on type (put your normal clothes like shirts and pants together or put your heavier clothes like bed sheets and towels together)
