Smeg 633ST manual HOW can I Wash Almost Anythings, Clothing Care Labels

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HOW CAN I WASH ALMOST ANYTHINGS

Tennis shoes: tennis shoes or plimsolls can be machine washed. Just remove any mud from them before starting the wash cycle.

Curtains: should be washed alone. They should first be folded to stop them creasing excessively and then placed in a net bag or pillow case.

Quilted wind-cheaters: can be machine-washed. In this case limit the maximum machine load to just over 50%. It is also advisable to carry out an extra rinse at the end of the wash cycle.

Printed T-shirts and shirts: will last longer if washed inside-out.

CLOTHING CARE LABELS

Learn to recognise the symbols on the clothing care labels to obtain a better wash and ensure that the articles have a longer life.

Washing		Bleach	Ironing	Dry cleaning	Drying
		cl		A
Resistant fabric		Bleach in cold	Iron up to 200° max	Dry clean with	Dry flat
		water
				solvent
				P
Delicate fabric		Do not bleach	Iron up to 150° max	Do not dry clean	Hang to dry
95	95			F
				Dry clean only with:
					Dry on clothes
Wash up to 95°C				perchloride, aviation fuel
			Iron up to 100° max		hanger
				pure alcohol, R111 and R113
60	60			Dry clean only with:	Machine dry at normal
Wash up to 60°C
			Do not iron	aviation fuel, pure alcohol	temperature
				and R113
40	40				Machine dry at low
Wash up to 40°C					temperature

Hand wash Do not machine dry

30 30

Wash up to 30°C

Do not wash in water

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