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LINT PRODUCERS— Suchas
terry towelingandchenille—give
up lint.
LINTCOLLECTORS— suchas
man-madefibersandnapped
fabricslikevelveteen andcorduroy
—attract l int. Thesemustbe
washedseparately.
For more information cmM
cmtrd~ see page 18.
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in additionto sortingto reducelint
collection,it is recommended that
fabricsof similarconstructionbe
washedtogetherwhenever
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INSTRUCTIONS
ON
DIWFERXNT E4BRICS AND
LOADS,SEE PAGES6 and
7.
litpays
to
check and prepare
clothes
for
w ashing.
~ Emptypockets,brushoutcuffs,
zip zippers,snapsnaps,hooks
andbuttons.
~ Doanynecessarymending–-rips,
hems,tears.
Checkall itemsforareasofheavy
soilor stain.
~ Removestains.For STAIN
REMOVAL G UIDE,SEEPAGE17.
TurnPolyKnitsinside-outto
minimizefabricsurfacedamage.
Soakingand Pre-treating—
a goodwayto hmsendeep SONS
and stains.
A thoroughsoakingwithdetergent
or specialsoakingagentis another
wayto removeheavysoils,
embeddeddirt andevensome
stains.
Soakingcanbe eithera completely
separatewashingstepor a prelim-
inary stepto a completewashcycle.
For detailedinformationon how
to soakin yourwasher,seepage8.
I?ORImoRMATIoN ON
SOAKINGAGENTS,SEE
PAGE15.
~Pre-treatheavysoilby rubbingin
a smallamountof liquiddetergent
ora pastemadeofwaterandpowdered
detergentor soap.For bestresults,
wait 1/2hourbeforewashing.
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