Will a small amount of laundry beads on the surface of the clothes hurt?

Everyone should have this phenomenon when using laundry beads to wash clothes, that is, no matter how many times you wash it, there will be foam, so is the residual small amount of foam harmful to the body?
Today's washing products seem to be very 'efficient' and they have been used as little as possible, but every time you wash your clothes, there is always a lot of foam remaining on the drum wall of the washing machine. Or when washing clothes by hand, after rinsing five or six times, there are still a lot of 'small bubbles' stubbornly remaining on the water. Does it matter?
Relevant pointed out that it does not matter if a small amount of foam remains, it should be within a safe range.
Under the condition that the amount of laundry beads is roughly appropriate, the normal washing program set by the fully automatic washing machine can completely rinse the clothes. If it is hand-washed, rinse thoroughly two or three times. Consumers can choose high-foam and low-foam detergents according to their own habits. No matter which laundry product is used, the user feels that it can be washed, is convenient, and easy to rinse, which means that the user is used to and feels comfortable.



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