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  Introduction Cleaning the house is done. Washing dishes are complete. You can finally get some time for yourself. Only one thing is left to do: washing clothes. But when you are done washing them, you are greeted with a worse smell than when they were dirty. Why does this happen? A  detergent powder manufacturer company in Jharkhand & West Bengal   explains why smells don’t always wash out and what you can do to get rid of that odour and get back to a fresh smell in just one wash. Tips to eliminate odour from clothes Dry thoroughly A musty smell can occur if moisture lingers on your clothes. Don’t mix sweaty or wet clothes with dry ones. If you are not planning to wash them the same day, always make sure to air dry them. Also, drying clothes in a dark area can contribute to the growth of fungi. If you prefer to air dry your clothes rather than in sunlight, make sure you hang them in a well-ventilated room for the freshest smell possible.  Wash in hot water Stin...

  As you're scrubbing those dishes by hand, it's hard not to think about all the water that goes down the drain. Small changes—like cutting the pre-rinse cycle or using less detergent—can add up to significant water savings.  Here are a few tricks provided by a  dish wash bar manufacturingcompany in West Bengal  to save water and still get your dishes sparkling. Scrape Dishes Thoroughly Before turning on the tap, scrape your plates when they're still dry and put the solid scraps into the garbage. It will save you the water you used to clean the leftover food in the plates with. Keep the Dishes Close When hand-washing your dishes, instead of starting with turning on the water and then reaching for dishes one at a time, put your scraped dishes in a pile right by the sink. That way, you won't be spending additional time reaching for all the plates lying around while the water keeps running, says the dish washbar manufacturing company in West Bengal . Turn Off the Tap If...

  Introduction Most of us love starting our days with a nice hot cup of tea in the morning. It wakes us up and makes us feel energised and it is a very delicious drink. Many people want to know how they can clean tea stains from cups as it is a daily struggle. Those brown rings around the top of the cup are not only unhygienic, but they can completely spoil the look of your cups. A dishwash barmanufacturer company in West Bengal have explained why tea causes stains on your cups and how you can deal with them in the following sections. Why does tea cause stains on cups? The black or deep brown colour of the tea is one of the significant reasons for staining – it will stain everything it can. The tea stain is so powerful that it is used as a dye for clothing in some parts of the world. Why is removing tea stains from cups so tricky? Tannins, the staining agents in tea, cling to the surface of any cup, no matter what material they’re made of. Tea stains are sometimes easy t...