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Magnetic Laundry System Essay

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INTRODUCTION
Have you ever wished to be more sensitive to the environment without comprising the quality of your life? Magnetic Laundry System(MLS) is an invention of using magnetic energy instead of chemical detergents in laundry washing.
The MLS is as effective in cleaning your laundry as chemical detergents. But the Magnetic Laundry System has advantages over using chemical detergents. This system is healthier to your skin because it leaves no chemical residues on the clothes. The Magnetic Laundry System is also very sensitive to the environment because it avoids chemical releases on the environment. And what’s more, the system is more affordable in the long run.

Magnetic Laundry System Overview
The Magnetic Laundry System(MLS) is a method of doing your …show more content…

The two magnetic sticks will be stuck on the walls of your washing machine if your washing machine is metallic. If its not metallic, the program has special instructions for your kind of machine. The role of the enzymes is to help you deal with very stubborn stains on your laundry.

This is how the Magnetic Laundry System work, the tumbling power of the washing machine, combined with water force, plus the two magnets create a powerful force on your laundry, making any stains and grease melt away from the fibers of your clothes. Making your clothes clean.
Even though chemical detergents are effective in the whole laundry process, but they have side effects. First and foremost, chemical detergents are quite expensive. Also, chemical detergents usually lead to allergic conditions because after cleaning, some chemical residues are left on the detergents. This usually causes itching in some individuals. Last but not least, chemical detergents are not eco-friendly. Chemical detergents are dangerous to plants and small microorganisms alike on earth. They destroy mother

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