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Loadclothesdry.
@ Takea properlysortedgroupof
clothesand dropthemlooselyin
the 'wash basketin thisorder:
LargeItems—1ike s heets.Do not
wraparoundthe agitator.
SmallItems—like washcloths.
MediumSizeItems—like towels.
Here is a typicalfull load:
3 DoubleSheets
6 LongSleeveShifis
3 BoxerShorts
~ S~ndard PillowCases
5 T-shirts
4 Pair Trousers
6 Ifiandkerchiefs
Thisillustration,withclothesjust
reachingthe FilterRing,showsa
properload. Clotheshaveample
roomto movebecausetheyare not
packeddown,nor wrappedaround
the agitator.Clothesare loadeddry
sincewetitemsare aptto packdown
whichencourages overloading. This
sizeloadrequiresa fullwaterfill.
What is the best sizeload of
clothes—large, m edium~or
small? Savetime~eneWyand
dete~ent by avoiding extrauseof
the washer.Tryto washa fullload
of clothes.If youcan it is betterto
saveclothesuntilyouhavea fill
load.If youmustwashsmaller
loads,savewater,energyand
detergent b y adjustingthewater
levelforthe sizeof theload. See
page4.
If ~ouare machine-washing
Permanent P ressclothesthatyou
planto linedry or drip-dry,use
extracareto minimize wrinkling
in thewashprocess:
@ Becarefulnotto overload washer.
Permanent P ressclothesmusthave
ampleroomto movefreely.A
Mediumsize??errnanent Pressload
is thelargestthatshouldbe washed.
* Usemorewaterthanyouwould
fora regularload.Use a High
WaterLevelfora SmallLoad;a
FullLevelfora MediumLoad.
~ Remove clothespromptlyas
soonas washerstopsandhang
immediately.
Toadd itemsafterthe washerhas
started.
@ ~m offthe washer.
~Addanyadditional a rticlesby
submerging nextto theagitator.
@ Restartthewasher.
N~E: Whenwashingstockings,
pantyhoseandothereasilytangled
items,alwayshandleseparately. T o
minimizetangling, w e recommend
theuse ofa netlaund~ bag.
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