What Temperature Do You Wash Darks?
To Help Preserve Dark Items' Original Colors and Prevent Bleeding onto Lighter Clothes, Wash Darks Together Using the Cold-Water Cycle (60 to 80 Degrees). Use...
To help preserve dark items' original colors and prevent bleeding onto lighter clothes, wash darks together using the cold-water cycle (60 to 80 degrees). Use the shortest cycle. Select the appropriate setting depending on how soiled the clothes are and what fabric they're made of.
What temperature do you wash colors in?
A gentle or medium wash cycle should be perfect. Wash your new coloured clothes in cold water with an Ariel detergent made for bright coloured clothes. Ariel Colour & Style Washing Liquid helps keep your colours bright while removing many tough stains and impurities with just one wash, even at 30 degrees.
How do you wash dark clothes?
Always use the coolest water temperature possible when washing dark clothing. Hot water will always fade dyes and cause more dye bleeding more quickly than cold water. Be sure that your washer is always set to use a cold water rinse cycle. There is never a need to use hot or warm water to rinse clothes.