Normal Wash Recipe in Washing | Flowchart | Process

Md Mahedi Hasan

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Normal wash is one of the common washing processes in the garment industry. It is used to wet the fabric or garments, prepare for the sub-sequent washing process e.g: Acid Wash. Normal wash recipe is widely applied to dissolve dirt, dust, others foreign material.

Normal Wash
Normal Washing process

In this content we will learn about normal wash recipe with flowchart and details process.

Normal wash Recipe:

Normal washing Liquor Ratio (M :L) = 1 : 5
Wight: 100kg
Detergent 1% o.w.f. ( on the weight of material)
Temp = 40 – 60 º c
Time = 15 -30 min
Softening
M : L = 1 :5
Softner = 0.1 -1.5% o.w.f.
Temp = Room( 30 -35ºc)
Time = 5 -10 min.
Recipe of normal washing
Washing Flowchart
Flowchart of Normal Wash

Washing Flowchart

Step 1:

Water load
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Garment load
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Machine run
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Add detergent
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Steam apply ( 40 -60 º)
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Continue for 15 -30 min
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Liquor drop

Step 2: Again load water  and run machine for 5 min at room temperature.

Softening Flowchart

Water load
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Add softner
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Water for 5 – 10 min
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Liquor drop unload

Hydro extraction 

Hydro extraction is the process of removing excessive water by applying mechanical centrifugal force. The centrifugal force remove the extra water by hydro extraction machine.

Drying

After removing the maximum water, the fabric/garments needs to dried for the sub-sequent process. Stenter machine is widely used to remove moisture, fix the fabric width and GSM.

About the Author

Md Mahedi Hasan

Mahedi Hasan working as an Executive in Fabric Marketing at Textile Suppliers Ltd. Graduated with B.Sc. in Textile Engineering. Before was a Top Rated content writer at Upwork, and Level 02 Seller at Fiverr, Level 02 Publisher at Ezoic. Very passionate about content writing, SEO practice, and fashion website designing. Highly Experienced fashion writer for the last 4+ years. Have extensive 7 years of experience in the wholesale clothing business.

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