What are the three main elements of cleaning a fully automatic industrial washing machine?
Water: Fully automatic industrial washing machines are washing equipment that uses water as the medium, while dry cleaning machines mainly use petroleum dry cleaning agents or tetrachloroethylene solvents. Water, as the intermediary of industrial washing machines, can effectively soak the stains on clothes, and then absorb and dissolve the dirt in water under the action of detergents.
Detergent: Detergent refers to the substances we usually use, such as laundry detergent and soap powder. It is a substance with strong surface active molecules that can better wet the surface of linen fibers. At low concentrations, it can reduce the surface tension of aqueous solutions and accelerate the dissolution of stains. Detergent is an essential substance for washing clothes in fully automatic industrial washing machines. Without the assistance of detergent, most stains are difficult to effectively remove. The use of detergent can better dissolve stains on linen.
Mechanical force: The principle of mechanical force is actually the same as wrestling and rubbing clothes during washing. Currently, there is no detergent that can achieve the best cleaning effect without relying on this external force. So fully automatic industrial washing machines generate mechanical force when washing clothes. Make clothes subject to different friction and rolling, as well as external forces such as erosion, making cleaning more effective.
If you want to better remove stains and save energy, then clothes can be soaked in water containing detergent for 15-20 minutes before washing with a fully automatic industrial washing machine. This can improve the efficiency of washing and the effectiveness of stain removal.