Laundry

In short there are two main settings for doing laundry:

1. Cold water wash and low heat or no heat drying, or hot water washing with high heat drying. This is mostly applicable for clothes, including jeans, unless you want to wash them separately. General clothes around the house, sofa couches, covers, etc.
2. For the hot water and high-heat washing, it's usually beddings, duvet covers, pillow covers, towels that you use to clean your body after a shower, and other kinds of cloth that might be eligible to be put in a hot cycle.

Some people prefer to wash jeans in warm water and you would need to dry it in high heat so that it dries faster and helps iron out the jeans.

PILLOWS are categorized for cold water usually. Teddy bears and stuffed animals are better washed with cold water and tumble dried or air dried under the sun. It's always recommended that you not use a dryer during summer and use something like natural sunlight to dry things. Sunlight is also nice to dry things like towels or small objects that you can just put on your balcony or wherever there's sun to dry them off.