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Sorting laundry is an essential step in proper clothing care. It prevents color bleeding, fabric damage, and improves cleaning efficiency. The first step is separating clothes by color: whites, lights, and darks. Whites should be washed separately to avoid discoloration. Lights (pastels, beige, etc.) and darks (black, navy, red) should also be washed separately to prevent colors from running. Next, sort by fabric type—delicate fabrics like silk and lace should not be washed with heavy fabrics like denim or towels. Additionally, consider soil level: heavily soiled clothes (like gym wear) should be washed separately to prevent dirt from transferring to lightly soiled clothes. Always check clothing labels for specific instructions, and when in doubt, use cold water to minimize damage. Proper sorting ensures cleaner, longer-lasting clothes.
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