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in ~qit
fabricsthathavebeenimproperlystretched
andelongated bythemanufacturer. W henthisoccurs,garmentmaybepressedbackinto
shapeafttr eachwashanddry cycle.
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RowMive ordelayed s htiage iscausedwhenstarchor sbing (insomefabrics)is
gradudlyremoved bylaundering. M aybenoticedin oldergarmentsthathavebeen
laundered manytimmwithout p ~ious shrinkage. Treatasfbrkkq~ll
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in
certain
knit
hbrics
thathave beenheat-
shaped.Whenwashing, d ryingor ironingtemperatures exceedthetemperatures usd to
shapeset, shrinkage mayoccur.Thiscannotbecorrected,butit canbeprevented by
washingincoldor warmwater;dryingin asshorta timeaspossible.
s ~ving clothesindryera~r ~mblingstops.Remove clothespromptly~d hang
themimmediately.
*Toomanyi~ms in@cr. D~ onlyonewasherloadat a time.Donotcombineloads.
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Too
fewitemsin dryer+
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ody one article,
add two or more similar
articles,even
if dry,toinsurepropertumbling.
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~p~o~r
loads,Avoid la~de~ng
heavy Pemanent
Press items, such as
workclothes,
withlighterPermanent P ressitems,suchas shirtsor blouses.Donotwashor dry
PermanentPresswithregularlaundry.
s Too
many clothesinwasher. Items must have room to
movefreely.permanent
preSS
loadsshouldalways be smallerthanregularloads...nomorethanmediumloads.
~UseofincomWt w ash~c~e,use pe~anent PressWashCyclewhichprovidesa
cool-
downrinsetominimizewrinkling.Dryin as shorta timeaspossible.
~~nconectwaterlevel.UseFullWaterFillformediumload;MediumFillfor
smallload.
*Wmhing repeatedly intoohotwater, W mhincoolor warmwaterwithplentyofdete~ent.
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