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HOW TO LO~ YOUR WAS~R
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Turn off Ihc washer by pushing in ti]c Cycle
10 lhC
and hang immcd ia[c]y.
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Washing Pcrnlancnt PrCSS
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Load clothes dry.
the wash baskc[ ill [his order:
Large ilcms—like shecls. IJo
Small ilcms-like
washcloths.
Medium size i(cms-like
towels.
Try to mix large and
each machine load for l>c((cr
in
washing aclioll.
Wash Iarge itcms (blankc[s, bcd
spreads, mattress pads, c[c.)
may experience ovcrsu[isillg or
NOTE: When washing stockings, panty hose and
other easily tngled items, always handle scpara{cly.
To minimize tangling, we recommend the use of ii net
laundry bag.
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Be careful I1O[ to overload washer. Pcrmancn[ press
clothes must have ample room to move freely. A
permanent press load is lhc Iargcsl
medium size
that should bc washed.
Use more water [h~ you would for a regular
Use a medium water level for a small load. Usc an
extra l,arge water level for a medium load.
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