Starting the washing machine twice in a row is extremely harmful and can lead to equipment failure, experts warn.
We tell you why you need to take a break between washes and what it should be.
Why you can't run the washing machine twice in a row
If you don't let your washing machine "rest", it may overheat and break down.
As a rule, the first to fail are the heating element and the drain pump, sometimes the engine.
Fixing such problems can be very expensive.
There should be at least 20 minutes between washes, ideally two hours.
Experts also recommend washing no more than once or twice a day. At the same time, there should be no more than 4-5 washes per week.
Earlier we talked about how to use baking soda for cleaning.
