permanent press cycle in washer?

Question

Is permanent press cycle is more energy consumption than normal or regular cycle?and what kind of clothes should I put for permanent press cycle

Answer 1

Permanent press cycle is shorter and more gentle than a normal cycle. Probably uses less energy to. This cycle is used to wash permanent pressed clothing. A permanent press is a fabric that has been chemically processed with methanol to resist wrinkles and hold its shape. Treating fabric with the simplest form of alcohol (methanol) has a lasting effect on the fabric.

This chemical process conditions it for shape and wrinkle resistance. The first permanent press slacks were created by Haggar and used in 1964

Answer 2

Colored clothes, such as polo shirts, khaki pants and dress socks are recommended to undergo permanent press cycle in the washer since it is a feature that can help clean, maintain and protect the fabric of your colored garments. The permanent press cycle washes with warm water and rinses with cool, offering water temperatures and a mild-agitation cycle that's gentler on your clothes.

Answer 3

permanent press is more gentle, and doesn't wring as much water from the clothes, so it could use more energy to dry them, but, with fewer wrinkles.

Answer 4

permanet press is the colored and cold water wash
reggular is for the hots and whites.
that is how I do it
consumption is the same for both cycles