Washing clothes is actually not a troublesome thing, but for many reasons, we rarely do housework at home and share the housework with our family. Washing clothes is actually a good thing. You learn to do it. ? Below is a 300-word essay on "I Learned to Do Laundry" that I compiled for study and reference. You are welcome to read it. I learned to wash clothes 300-word essay (1)

On Tuesday, my mother gave me a task, which was to wash my short-sleeved clothes.

I first poured half of the cold water into the basin, because my mother said that washing clothes in cold water will prevent them from discoloring easily. Then I applied laundry detergent on the collar, rubbed it gently, put it in the basin and rubbed it again. The collar was clean in no time! Then there were the cuffs and dirty areas. After scrubbing them from top to bottom, my mother told me that I could drain the dirty water in the basin.

Next, I started to clean the clothes. My mother told me that I also use cold water, but when cleaning, I must bury the clothes in the water and scrub them, so that they can be cleaned easily. I washed it once as my mother said, then I picked up the clothes and asked my mother if it was okay? At this time, my mother smiled and said, is this clean? Look at the water in the basin, it's still so muddy and there's so much foam. I poured out the water in the basin in shame, and then washed it again. The water was finally clear and the foam was gone! At this time, my mother said it was okay.

I picked up the clothes and twisted them hard. At this time, my mother said not to use so much force, otherwise the clothes would wrinkle before they were dry, and just twist them gently. I did what my mother said, twisted the clothes, hung them on the hanger, and handed them to my mother!

At this time, I realized that there was water all over my head and body, but looking at my mother’s hung clothes, I felt so happy! Because today I learned to wash clothes. I learned to wash clothes 300 words essay (2)

I am 9 years old this year. The teacher often tells us that we should be more considerate of our parents at home and help them do what we can.

Today is Sunday, and I thought: My mother usually does laundry and cooking for our family, and is also busy with farm work in the fields. It’s really hard work. By the way, let’s help mom wash clothes today.

I followed my mother’s example, first took out the wash basin, took out the washboard, poured warm water into the basin, and put two spoons of washing powder, then put the clothes into the water and soaked them for about ten minutes. Just started washing. But the beginning was not smooth. Either the washboard tilted up or water splashed out of the basin. After washing for a while, I was so tired that I was sweating profusely. At this time, my mother came in and saw it and said: "Press the washboard with your left hand, grab a part of the clothes with your right hand, put it on the washboard and rub it hard. You can put a little washing powder on the dirty places such as the collar and cuffs." Rub it again and learn slowly, and you will get it."

I followed the method my mother taught me and started washing patiently. Sure enough, the washboard was no longer warped, and the water became more obedient and no longer splashed around.

From doing laundry, I learned that no matter what you do, as long as you master the method and make up your mind, you can definitely learn it. I learned to wash clothes 300 words essay (3)

It is my wish to help my mother reduce her burden, so I decided to learn to wash clothes.

When I came home from school today, I saw my mother washing clothes. I felt that my mother was working hard, so I made up my mind and said, "I want to learn how to wash clothes." I ran over and asked my mother, "Mom, how are you doing?" "Washing clothes? Can you teach me?" Mom replied, "Okay!" Mom told me the process of washing clothes. He even demonstrated it to me once. So I wanted to give it a try, so I took my smelly clothes to wash. I first followed my mother's example and fetched a basin of water and put the clothes in the water. I put the washing powder on the collar and sleeves, and then took it out. I brushed the brush, but the bubbles kept flying up. Then I remembered my mother's words. I quickly poured out the water and filled a basin of clean water. According to my mother's instructions, I shouldn't put too much washing powder. After rubbing carefully and brushing carefully, the clothes were clean. I learned how to wash clothes, but I still didn't feel confident, so I washed them again until they were completely clean.

My wish came true, and what makes me even more happy is that my mother also said that I am her little assistant! I learned how to wash clothes, 300-word essay (4)

After school today, it started to rain heavily. I was surprised: When will it rain? How can I go back? I was as anxious as an ant on a hot pot - running around in circles. Seeing other classmates running in the rain, I gritted my teeth and ran back. When I arrived at the door of my house, I was like a drowned rat. My whole body was soaked with water, and my clothes were soaked with water! After entering the house, I changed my clothes, threw the dirty clothes into the basin and waited for my mother to come back to wash them.

I was about to turn around when I suddenly remembered that my mother had run all the way home to do both laundry and cooking. , what a hard work! I turned around and filled a basin with water, picked up the dirty clothes and started washing them.

I followed my mother’s usual method of doing laundry. I first soaped the collar and rubbed it. Just after rubbing, the collar became white. I soaped the sleeves again and rubbed them carefully. The black water came out. Hey, I took a look at the ink spots on my clothes. I rubbed them for a long time, but they still didn't come off. I was a little discouraged. When I was about to wash my hands and stop drying, I remembered that the book said that ink spots can be used. To remove oxalic acid, don’t I have a bottle of oxalic acid at home? I brought oxalic acid, poured a little bit on the ink dots, and half an hour later, hey! Don't tell me, the ink spots are really gone. I cleaned the clothes a few times and squeezed out water to dry them.

Looking at my clean clothes, I couldn’t be more happy. Just when I was feeling proud, I heard a “click” and the door opened. I hurriedly hid behind the clothes hanger, closed my eyes and waited. Mom's praise. Not long after, I heard my mother's voice of surprise: "My baby girl can do her own things." I was so happy that my mother patted me on the shoulder and praised me. My heart was sweeter than drinking honey. . I learned to wash clothes 300 words essay (5)

After school on Wednesday afternoon, my mother and I went home together. My mother took off her dirty clothes and put them on the washing table. When I saw it, I immediately brought a basin of water and prepared to wash her.

Just do it. Under the guidance of my mother, I rolled up my sleeves, took a piece of soap, put the clothes in the basin to warm them, picked up the soap and rubbed it left and right, and it was wet. After a while, the small bubbles came out, and more and more bubbles were mixed, and some even flew into my face. When I felt it was almost done, I picked up the clothes, turned on the water faucet, and rubbed the clothes. I brought a basin of water and put the clothes in. The water was still turbid. Once, twice, three times. . . . . . , the water gradually became clear. I squeezed the water out of the clothes, found a clothes drying rack, put the clothes on and hung them up, but the water was still dripping.

I learned how to wash clothes. Next time I will help my mother wash more clothes. This time I feel the difficulty and hard work of doing the laundry.