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Ever poured detergent by guesswork? Too little leaves oily stains and body odor; too much causes over sudsing — a nightmare for your clothes and wallet! The secret? Let suds be your guide.

1. Why Dosing Matters

- Too little detergent:

- Fails to break down oils (collars, underarms), leaving odor-causing bacteria.

- Too much detergent:

- Over sudsing: Requires extra rinses, wasting water and energy;

- Residue damages fabrics and irritates skin.

- Capsule advantage: 1 pod (8g) = cleaning power of 40g liquid detergent, with pre-measured precision.

2. The Pro Tip: Trust the Suds!

> - Golden Rule: Pause mid-cycle and check foam:

> - No suds → Add a little detergent (or half a pod);

> - Excessive suds → Reduce next load until reaching the "thin foam layer" sweet spot.

3. Product Dosing Guide

Liquid Detergent

- Best for: Handwashing, top-loaders.

- Dosage: 5–7 items: ~25g (1 scoop); heavy stains: +20%.

- Tips: Use cap marks! Halve dose for concentrated types.

Laundry Capsules

- Best for: Front-loaders (ideal for top-loaders: toss into drum).

- Dosage: 1 capsule = 6–12 items (~3–5kg); large loads: try 2 capsules.

- Tips: Use dry hands; avoid dispenser trays (clogs!); dissolves in cold water.

4. Why Suds Never Lie

Foam indicates surfactant concentration:

- Low suds = weak cleaning → oils remain, causing odors;

- High suds = chemical overload → residue buildup.

Capsules eliminate guesswork — one pod delivers perfect concentration.

Conclusion: Smarter Choices, Less Waste

- Liquid detergent: Flexible for small loads or handwashing.

- Capsules: Time-saving and cost-effective long-term (50 pods wash 600lb clothes).

Remember: Your suds tell the truth — listen to them!