How do i wash sheets??

Question

im 13 and never washed my sheets b4 but i need to wash them like right now...... i need to wash 2 queen sized sheets and 3 pillow cases..... color isn't a issue here

so could anybody give me steps to washing them now???

Answer 1

really, did you have one of "those" dreams....

Put sheets in washer, add detergent, press start

Take sheets out and put in dryer. Press start

Answer 2

um put them in the washer... add soap.... turn on.

pretty easy..

Answer 3

Put them in the washer on cold with a capful or scoop of laundry detergent.  Make sure to choose large for the size of the load.  Wash them on "normal" for the time cycle.  If there's a place in the center for fabric softener, you can add some...  If not, don't worry about it.  When they're done, quickly put them in the dryer, or they will start to smell funky if you leave them too long.

Answer 4

PUT THE WASHER ON HEAVY LOAD IF U HAVE THAT SETTING AND SET THE WASHER FOR WARM/COLD WASH AND PUT THE SHEETS IN .. ,MAKE SURE U HAVE THE WASHER SET ON LARGE LOAD AND PUT IN A CUP OF DETERGENT AND CLOSE THE LID AND START THE MACHINE... THE WHOLE WAS SHOULD TAKE ABOUT 30-40 MINUTES TO CLEAN AND THEN SHAKE THE SHEETS OUT AND PUT THEM IN THE DRYER OR HANG THEM ON A CLOTHES LINE...

Answer 5

Thow em in the washing machine, put a scoop of soap in, turn it on.

Answer 6

just put them on the washing mahcine.!!!! get some liquid soap put about one cup of soap in there!! i

wash one sheet with the 3 pillow cases first then wash the other one... while u are washing the second one... put the first one in the dryer machine!!

Answer 7

you could hand wash them....um you could wash it in a washer machine......

Answer 8

Sheets + Laundry Detergent + Washer = Awesomeness.

Answer 9

first place the sheets into the washer

and then if the sheets are white you put in a half scoop of bleech

if not then you put in laundry detergent about half a scoop

and then you set it to wash

when your done you put it in the dryer

and place a little drying thin sheet in as well

Answer 10

Yeah, measure out the laundry soap. Start filling your washer, select the size of the load and the heat of the water (should be on the top of the washer)

Put your clothes in and wait till they are done washing. Then just grab them and put them in the dryer for about 30 to 40 min.

Hope I was able to help.. some washer are diff. so if u lift the lid and the directions on how to use the machine should be on there.

Answer 11

Use hot water with the recommended amount of soap on the box or bottle & no bleach, unless it's the color safe type. Make sure you have enough water for them to move around freely. The machine will do the rest.  You may want to add some fabric softener to the rinse cycle or sheets to the dryer.

Answer 12

put them in the wash.

put detergent in (preferably liquid)

add softner

hit start

Answer 13

~~~I throw them in the washer, pour the recommended soap in the dispenser, add liquid softener, set the tempt to hot and select the normal washing cycle. Then put them in the dryer, select hot setting (you can use a dryer sheet here if you don't use liquid). Remove when finished!~~~

Answer 14

Select a medium load with a warm wash/cold rinse and put them through the regular wash cycle.

I like lined dried sheets better. They might be a little stiffer, but the smell is amazing. If a line is not an option just dry them on medium for 30-45 minutes depending on your dryer.

Sheets are very forgivable. Nothing bad will happen unless you do something horribly wrong involving bleach and heat high enough to melt metal.

Answer 15

umm.. u turn the washer on, put the soap in, put the sheets in.. and close it.

Answer 16

wash them like any other clothes, but if they are white whash them by there self or with other white items.

Answer 17

Put them all in the washer.  Set it for hot wash and cold rinse.  Add soap.  It seems like a large load (you want plenty of water to circulate) so set the size to large or oversize.  Turn it on and let the machine do the rest.  

Dry in the dryer on high heat or on the line when they are done.