Laundry disaster

This is my disaster story....
When my kids were getting older they'd still wear pull-ups to bed at night in case they had an accident. They usually didn't and they were old enough to get dressed on their own so they'd do that when they woke up. A few times my son would take off his pants with his pull-up still in them and it would end up in the dirty clothes hamper and then the washer. Had I checked I would have found them but I didn't so it would go through the washer and explode. Diapers are full of a tiny little gel (like orbeez) that absorbs liquids. The gel would get EVERYWHERE on all the other clothes. It was a nightmare to clean up when it happened. I'd have to take clothes out of the washer one by one and vacuum off the gel. Then I'd have to clean out the washer. Finally, I'd have to put the clothes back in to be cleaned!

Which setting makes sense for washing bedding (sheets, comforter, pillow cases)?

Normal/Regular, Delicate, or Bulky

Answer

The answer would be "bulky"

Having a large blanket, sheets, pillow cases, etc.. would make the bedding a bulky load!

Which setting makes sense for washing a normal load of clothes?

Normal/Regular, Delicate, or Bulky

Answer

The answer would be "normal/regular"

If it's just a normal load of laundry it's going to be washed on the normal/regular setting.

Which setting makes sense for drying jeans?

Jeans, "Energy Preferred" which would be "normal", or Delicate

Answer

The answer would be "jeans"

If you're drying a load of jeans and there is a jean setting that is the best option!

Which setting makes sense for a normal load of laundry, no special instructions or settings.

Jeans, "Energy Preferred" which would be "normal", or Delicate

Answer

The answer would be "energy preferred/normal"

If it's a normal load of laundry with nothing special you can choose the energy preferred/normal setting.