Before washing machines, washing clothes was a time-consuming and labor-intensive task. With washing machines, the washing process has become much faster. All you need to do is put the clothes in, add detergent, and select the appropriate wash cycle. Within a few hours, the clothes are clean without much physical effort.
Washing clothes by hand requires significant effort, especially if the number of clothes to be washed is quite large. Washing machines reduce this physical burden, so you can use your time and energy for other more productive or relaxing activities.
Modern washing machines offer a variety of wash cycles designed for different types of fabrics and levels of dirt. By choosing the right cycle, you can maintain the quality and durability of your clothes. For example, a gentle wash cycle is perfect for delicate clothes, while a strong wash cycle is more effective for heavily soiled clothes.
Washing clothes by hand can cause damage to the fabric fibers due to strong friction. Washing machines, with their controlled movements, reduce the risk of this damage. In addition, drying with a washing machine is also gentler than drying clothes directly under the sun which can fade the color of the clothes.