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Loadclothesdrv.
This illustration,withclothesjust
.
~Takea properlysortedgroupof
clothesanddrop :hemlooselyin
the washbasketin thisorder:
LargeItems—like sheets.Do not
wrap aroundthe agitator.
SmallItems—1ike w ashcloths.
MediumSizeItems—like towels.
Here is a typicalfullload:
3 DoubleSheets
4 LongSleeveShirts
3 BoxerShorts
6 StandardPillowcases
5 T-shirts
2 Pair Trousers
3 ~~ar-idkerchiefs
reachingthe FilterRing,show;a
properload. Clotheshaveample
roomto movebecausetheyare not
packeddown,nor wrappd around
the agitator.Clothesare loadeddry
sincewetitemsare aptto packdown
whichencourages o verloading. This
sizeloadrequiresa full waterfill.
What is
the
bestsizeioadof
clothes—large} m edium,or
small?Savetime,energyand
detergentby avoidingextrause of
the washer.Tryto washa fullload
of clothes.If youcan it is betterto
saveclothesuntilyouhavea full
load. If youmustwashsmaller
loads,savewater,energyand
detergentby adjustingthe water
levelfor the sizeofthe load. See
page4.
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If youare machine-washing
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=
PermanentPressclothesthatyou
planto linedry or drip-dry,use
extracare to minimizewrin~ing
in the washprocess:
~Becarefulnotto overload
washer.PermanentPressclothes
musthaveampleroomto move
freely.A MediumsizePermanent
Pressload is thelargestthatshould
be washed. ,
—
~ Use morewaterthanyouwould
for a regularload. Use a Medium
WaterLevelfor a SmallLoad;a
Full Levelfora MediumLoad.
* Removeclothespromptlyas
soonas washerstopsandhang
immediately.
* Tominimizewrin~ing, use
PermanentPressor Knitsor
DelicatesPrograms.
Toadd itemsafterthe washerhas
'-
started.
o Turnoffthewasher.
@ Addanyadditionalarticlesby
submergingnextto the agitator.
~ Restartthe washer.
N~E: Whenwashingstockings,
pantyhoseandothereasilytangled
items,alwayshandleseparately. T o
minimizetangling,we recommend
the use of a netlaundrybag.
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