Whirlpool TAWMZOOA warranty Water Temperature, USE For, HOT Cold

Water

usage

guide

Water

temperature

WASH

RINSE

USE

FOR

COMMENTS:

HOT

COLD

l

Heavy

soils

l

Gives

best

cleaning

for

heavy

130°F

(54°C)

l

Work

clothes

soils.

or above

9 Sturdy

whites

and

l

Removes

oils,

perspiration,

greasy

soils

and

stains.

colorfast

pastels

l

Diapers

9 Prevents graying and yellowing.

WARM

COLD

l

Light

and

moderate

soils

. Safe

for

most

fabric

finishes.

go”-1

10°F

l

Dark

or

non-colorfast

l

Less

fading

and dye

bleeding.

(32”-44°C)

colors

.

Reduces

wrinkling.

l

Normally

soiled

permanent

press

l

Nylons,

polyesters,

acrylics,

silks,

woolens

l Knits

and

delicate fabrics

l

Prewash,

soak

COLD

COLD

l

Very

lightly

soiled

items

l

Saves

hot

water.

70”-90°F

l

Moderately

soiled

items

if

l

Less

effective

cleaning

than

hot or

(21”-32°C)

extra

detergent

is added

warm

water.

l

Extra

sensitive

colors

.

Use longest

wash

time

in cycle

(non-colorfast)

selected.

l

Rinsing,

for

all fabrics

l

Use liquid

detergent,

or

dissolve

powdered detergent in warm water

before adding to cold wash water.

l Pretreat spots, stains and heavy or

greasy

soils.

To check

your

hot

water

temperature

with

a

Water

hardness

candy

or cooking

thermometer:

Many poor washing results can be traced to

1.

Fill a pan

with

the

hottest

water

available

wash

water

hardness.

To

check

your water

from

the

faucet

that will

fill

your

washer.

hardness:

2.

Place

a candy

or cooking

thermometer

in

l

City

water-ask

your

city water

company.

water to check the temperature.

l Well water-call

your

Cooperative

Extension

If you do

not have

a faucet

at

your

wash

site,

Service.

.

.

collect water trom the iaucet closest to your

Ask for the mineral content in grains-per-gallon

washer.

or parts-per-million.

NOTE:

In wash

water

temperatures

colder

If your

water

is 9 or

more

grains-per-gallon

than 70°F

(21°C):

or

more than

153

parts-per-million:

l

Detergents

do

not dissolve

well.

l

Consider

installing

a water

softener.

l

Soils

are difficult

to

remove.

l

Use

more

detergent.

l

Some

fabrics

will retain

wear wrinkles

and

l

Use

a packaged

water

conditioner.

may

have

increased

pilling.

l

Do

not use

soap.

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