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–If the coloureds are new, you would be better off washing them separately several times.
Dirtiness
–Sort the garments according to how dirty they are, and treat any which are especially dirty or have some particu- lar stain.
–Treat any very dirty parts beforehand, especially the collars and cuffs.
–For garments which are not very dirty, select preferably a short programme. In that way, not only do you get an exce- llent wash, but you will also be saving energy.
–Select a normal Washing Programme for normal dirty garments.
–Select a Long Programme with Prewash for very dirty garments.
Washing symbols
30Can be washed at 30º C.
40Can be washed at 40º C.
60Can be washed at 60º C. Coloureds.
90Can be washedat 90º C. Resistant garments.
Specialist wash only, not at home.
Bleach can be used.
CLBleach can be used.
Bleach cannot be used.
Dry clean.
Do not dry clean.
Dry in the washing machine.
Do not dry in the washing machine.
Dry clean and special treatment.
Dry clean. Use only mineral solvents, ben-
Fzene, turps, etc.
Delicate garments
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Dry clean. Perchlorethlylene can be used
in addition to the aorementioned solvents.
– The material of which certain garments |
are composed or the way in which they |
are made can make them sensitive to |
motion, so in order to wash them we |
recommend you should select the |
DELICATE PROGRAMMES which your |
washing machine is equipped with. |
– Select your washing machine’s SPE- |
CIAL WOOL PROGRAMME for washing |
woollen garments. |
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Dry clean. All normal solvents can be used.
Iron on a light heat.
Iron on a medium heat.
Iron on a strong heat.
Specialist iron only, not a home.
Wool.
– Check beforehand whether your gar- |
ments can be |
Label Information
There are normally symbols on the labels of the collars or the side seams of gar- ments. These symbols tell you:
–Maximum WASHING temperature.
–The products with which they can be and cannot be washed.
–Treatments for looking after them.
–Temperatures and appropriate ways for them to be ironed.
Treating stains
There are many occasions when, due to the type and characteristics of some stains, you do not obtain satisfactory results from the wash. Here is a series of special treatments which you can apply to these stains prior to washing them in your machine.
Water-soluble stains
Treat even stubborn stains with a generous dose of detergent or a washing paste.
Stains which won’t dissolve in water
Treat these stains with a special cleaning agent.
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