Unveiling the washing machine's flower symbol mystery
Household appliances often conceal secrets we don't consider daily. One such secret is the flower symbol found in a washing machine. What does it signify, and from where did it originate?
Household appliances are filled with mysteries we might not be aware of. The washing machine, a common and frequently used device, contains some of these hidden features. In our daily rush, we rarely pause to think about all the functions and symbols our devices offer.
Flower symbol in the washing machine
One intriguing feature in a washing machine is the flower symbol found in one of its compartments. For many users, this remains a mystery. Its presence on the washing machine isn't accidental.
The symbol represents the concept of softness and delicacy associated with fabric softener. In reality, the flower symbol originates from the cotton flower, which is strongly linked to the softness and delicacy of fabrics.
Washing machine compartments – what are they for?
The previously mentioned washing machine compartments are not only functional but essential for effective washing. Each has its own purpose: from preliminary wash detergent in the compartment marked with number I to main wash detergents in compartment II. The flower symbol indicates where the rinse aid should be added.
Extra rinsing is a choice depending on individual preferences of the washing machine users. Not everyone believes that adding fabric softener is necessary, although it certainly enhances the softness of clothes. When deciding on using it, let's consider its gentle effect and our skin's needs, which may react differently to additional chemicals in clothing.
