“How do I get my washer to clean my clothes the first time? I am not an auto mechanic or a roofer or gardener. I work at a desk all day. My clothes are not filthy, but when I wash my darks, there is ALWAYS misc. residue left over. I have to rinse my clothes 5-7 times before they even look slightly clean. This is not highly efficient. I have tried very light loads, and keeping my sweats and stuff separate from my silks and cottons. I have tried lighter amounts of detergent, and several different brands of HE detergent. If my darks are showing so much stuff on them, how much more is left behind on the other clothes that I can't see? GROSS. I was excited to get this washer, but less than a year later I am regretting the purchase.”
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I have the same washer and do not have those issues. Is it possible you have a defective product? Have you had it serviced?
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm sorry to hear your clothes do not appear to be coming out clean. The remedy for the situation really depends on what type of "residue" you're referring to. If it's detergent residue, then you may be using too much detergent. A tip for determining whether you're using too much detergent is to run a Quick Wash or Rinse & Spin without adding detergent; if suds develop, you're using too much detergent. Try using less, and make sure the water pressure is sufficient and the inlet hose screens on the back of the washer are not clogged with debris. Selecting the Extra Rinse option may also help in terms of removing both detergent residue and lint. Many people find that placing items in the dryer, even at Very Low heat and for only a short time, can help to remove lint from clothes. - Ms. Samsung
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