A spin programme removes some water from laundry; it does not provide the full washing and rinsing process. Selecting spin for stained clothing will not substitute for detergent, suitable agitation and the correct wash programme.
Understanding this situation
This distinction matters after a partially completed wash. A drum that has stopped during the detergent stage may contain laundry that still needs rinsing, even if a later spin makes it feel less wet. Completing one mechanical stage does not confirm that the original washing sequence finished or that residues have been removed.
A useful next step
Check what stage was reached before choosing any permitted recovery programme. Where the machine is safe and the manual allows normal controls, select the appropriate wash or rinse sequence for the garments. If there was leakage, burning, electrical tripping or an unexplained repeated stop, leave the machine unused and discuss the interrupted stage before restarting.
Manuals and supporting guidance
Model-specific instructions take priority. These references support the practical principles discussed here; they do not diagnose your appliance.