The video is a detailed experiment that demonstrates how clothes change over time through numerous washes. The experiment involved washing a set of T-shirts with different types of laundry powder, each identified by a unique number. The T-shirts were washed 100 times, and the experiment took over five days to complete.
The experiment showed that washing T-shirts with cheaper powder caused them to lose their color and shape over time. In contrast, washing with more expensive powder did not significantly affect the color of the T-shirts, but it did cause them to lose their shape. A T-shirt washed with a unique "caress of the magic of black" powder did not become significantly darker, contrary to the manufacturer's claims.
The experiment also demonstrated that washing T-shirts with cheap powder caused them to become less elastic and more prone to tearing. The T-shirts also changed in size over time. The experiment concluded that washing clothes with care and frequency can significantly alter their appearance and structure, and that new clothes are often the best option.
1. The experiment involves washing T-shirts 100 times with different types of detergent. Each T-shirt is numbered and corresponds to a specific type of detergent.
2. The detergents range from the cheapest (45 rubles per kilogram) to the most expensive (1000 rubles per kilogram). The most expensive detergent is specifically designed to restore the color black.
3. The experiment aims to observe whether T-shirts will look different after washing with detergents of different price categories, and whether they will become darker after washing with the expensive black detergent.
4. The experiment took about 113 hours (around five days) to complete, with the participants washing the T-shirts every 10 washes and taking photographs of the T-shirts after each wash.
5. After 100 washes, the T-shirts that were washed with the expensive black detergent did not become significantly darker.
6. The T-shirts that were washed with the cheap detergent became faded and stained.
7. The T-shirts that were washed with the expensive black detergent did not become significantly darker, but their structure changed, with fibers sticking out and threads becoming visible.
8. The T-shirt that was washed with the cheap powder had lost its structure and became more fluffy, with fibers sticking out and threads visible.
9. The T-shirt that was washed with the expensive powder had a weave that increased the fluffiness, with fibers sticking out and threads visible.
10. The newest, fresh T-shirt that was not washed with any powder had the most intact structure, with fibers intertwined into threads and a more integral structure.