Wash whites in your Samsung washing machine

Gather all your white socks, sheets, and towels that can stand hot water. Always check the labels to be sure. These items tend to be the dirtiest and most heavily-used whites you have, so it is important to use hot water.

Select the Whites cycle, and select the hot temperature setting. If your model does not have the Whites cycle, use the Normal cycle. Then, add your favorite stain-removing detergent to the detergent drawer.

Add any thin liquid whitener (like liquid bleach) to the bleach compartment. Please see the "Where to find the bleach compartment" section in this article if you are unsure where the bleach compartment is located. Any solid whitener (like baking soda) should be added to the tub. Possible whiteners include bleach, baking soda, vinegar (especially white vinegar), borax, lemon juice, and hydrogen peroxide.
Note: Never put chlorine bleach in the detergent compartment of the detergent drawer. Use the bleach compartment of the detergent drawer (or the separate bleach compartment on top load models).

Add your towels, socks, and sheets, and then start the cycle.

You can dry all of these items on high heat, but remember to dry your sheets separately so they don't get covered in lint from the towels.

Gather all your delicate white items like sheer shirts, blouses, and undergarments, and review the care tags to make sure they are washable. Most white delicates are machine washable in cold water.

Select the Delicates or Hand Wash cycle, and select the cold temperature setting. Then, add your favorite stain-removing detergent to the detergent drawer.

Add any thin liquid whitener (like liquid bleach) to the bleach compartment. Please see the "Where to find the bleach compartment" section in this article if you are unsure where the bleach compartment is located. Any solid whitener (like baking soda) should be added to the tub. Possible whiteners include bleach, baking soda, vinegar (especially white vinegar), borax, lemon juice, and hydrogen peroxide.
Note: Never put chlorine bleach in the detergent compartment of the detergent drawer. Use the bleach compartment of the detergent drawer (or the separate bleach compartment on top load models).

Add your white delicates and start the cycle.

Once your delicates are done, you should hang them to dry or put them in the dryer on very low heat. You can also use the delicates dryer on FlexDry dryer models.

Gather all your white laundry that is labeled for warm water washing. For example, cotton and rayon items can be washed together.

Select the Whites cycle, and select the warm temperature setting. If your model does not have the Whites cycle, use the Normal cycle. Then, add your favorite stain-removing detergent to the detergent drawer.

Add any thin liquid whitener (like liquid bleach) to the bleach compartment. Please see the "Where to find the bleach compartment" section in this article if you are unsure where the bleach compartment is located. Any solid whitener (like baking soda) should be added to the tub. Possible whiteners include bleach, baking soda, vinegar (especially white vinegar), borax, lemon juice, and hydrogen peroxide.
Note: Never put chlorine bleach in the detergent compartment of the detergent drawer. Use the bleach compartment of the detergent drawer (or the separate bleach compartment on top load models).

Add your clothes and start the cycle.

When it comes time to dry, you can dry anything made of cotton on High and synthetic items on Medium or Low heat. You can use the mixed load bell on your Samsung dryer to alert to you, so you can take the synthetic items out as soon as they are dry.