GarmentCare Guide 
Mud-Stain Care for Jeans
Mud on jeans does not justify the strongest wash setting without a care check. Denim can include stretch fibers, dyes, and finishes that affect its limits. Remove excess soil carefully, choose a suitable pretreatment, and keep incompatible garments apart. Check both the visible mark and the permitted drying method before treating the end of the wash as completion.
Deal with excess soil first
Ariel describes removing excess mud from heavily soiled clothing before the wash. It then uses a correctly dosed laundry capsule placed in the drum before the clothes. The guide stresses both safe capsule storage and leaving sufficient room in the machine instead of compressing a muddy load tightly together.
Check after the cycle
Choose the wash conditions from the garment's label, unload promptly, and avoid re-marking clean clothes against a dirty drum edge. If the mud mark remains, repeat an appropriate wash before drying. The extra cleaning a stain might need should always be balanced with the finished garment's limits on temperature and mechanical action.
