Sears 95701, 95761 warranty Drying Tips, Consult Care Labels Before Drying Afiticles

Drying Tips

CONSULT CARE LABELS BEFORE DRYING AFITICLES ]

DRY PRACTICALLY

ANY FABRIC

Generally' fabrics that can be

washed in the Kenmore Laundry Center can be dried in the Kenmore Laundry Center.

Washables not recommended for

dryer: loosely woven or hand- knitted woolens' and some rayons and silks. (Check care label. See warnings below.)

Be sure plastic buttons and buckles are heat-proof.

When using delicate and permanent

press fabrics, check for dryness after minimum time suggested.

If various types of fabrics are mixed

in drying load, set controls for _ lighter weight fabrics and remove

when dry. Reset temperature for remaining fabrics.

•Remove and fold or hang clothes quickly to prevent wrinkling.

•Do not overload dryer. Clothes must have room to tumble and billow.

•Clothes (except permanent press) should be removed while they feel

slightly damp. If they are absolutely dry to touch, they are

too dry; over-drying increases

wrinkling and shrinkage, and wastes heat.

•To test for dryness, take garment out of dryer and feel it in room temperature air. Clothes will feel damper in warm, moist air of dryer drum than they will in room air.

•When using TIMED cycle, set minimum time shown on Control Settings Chart (page 10).

AIR FLUFF -

Use Air Fluff to air bedding, dust

draperies and slipcovers, fluff

decorative pillows, and freshen clothes that have been stored in

mothbails or in a "stale" closet. Also use for safe drying of plastic and ext:,'a-sensitive sheer fabrics.

* Place items in dryer.

•Set dryer timer to the last 20

minu!:es of Knits/Delicate cycle wkich provides no heat on Air Flu ff setting.

Foam Shoulder PacLs

GENERAL SUGGESTIONS FOR GOOD RESULTS

. An average size washer load is usually a dryer load. Items that are washed together can generally be dried together. Consult care label before drying.

[ACAUTION] Remove all items from garments and fabrics to be

dried, suc'_as facial tissues, matches, crayons, nails, safety pins or any metallic or hard objects which might damage clothes or ap- pliance.

• Close zippers, empty pockets, fasten hooks and eyes to prevent snagging.

•Put socks and otlaer small items in mesh bag for easier removal.

•Item.,; to be ironed should be

removed.while slightly damp.

•Put damp dry item.,; together in one load.

•If drying sheer items, start with a cold drum.

•If drying only a few items, add a

bath towel or two to maintain

proper tumbling action.

•If desired, add a dryer fabric

softener sheet.

USE OF FABRIC

SOFTENER SHEETS

Over use of fabric softener can

cause buildup of softener in clothing, giving a greasy feeling. Buildup can also form on lint screen and restrict airflow. Softener build- up on lint screen can be removed by

washing in warm soapy water. Buildup in clothing can be removed by:

• Reconditioning load with water

conditioner (follow package in- structions),

or

• Laundering" several times without using fabric softener.

[_kWARNING] Fluorocarbon aero- sol spray or pump fabric softeners are not to be used in this dryer. Damage resulting from use of this type of softener can be considered as misuse of dryer. Failure to follow this warning can cause serious per-. sonal injury.

Feather or Foam Piltow

_-'-=--_----[iI_d:tNINGJ"To F,revent fire, do

not use heat to dry artic!ies contain- ing Izla:;tic, foam rubber or similarly

textured rubber-like materials, or pillows and clothing with feathers/ down.

USE "/'HE DRYER

AS A VALET

The Kenmore Laundry Center is wonderful for stea_[ng out wrinkles and refreshing corduroy, woolens, and velveteen skirts,, jackets, slacks or blo_ases. Follow these: directions:

•Place garments in dryer with one

or Iwo slightly dampened bath

towels.

•Select proper cycle for garments.

•Select 30 minutes of heat and let

clothes tumble. Steam from tow.qs will "press" clothes.

•After 15-20 minutes ('before dryer stops tumbling), remove garments and fold or place on hangers.

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