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sort
by Sutiace
Texture
LINTPRODUCERS—such as terrytowelingand
Separate.
chenille—give up lint.
LINTCOLLECTORS—such a s man-madefibersand
ro
nappedfabricslike velveteenand corduroy—attract
lint.Thesemustbe washedseparately.
For moreinformationon lint control,see
The ProblemSolversection.
sort
by
Fabric
In addition to sorting
Separate
to reducelintcollwtion,
it is recommended
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thatfabricsof siinilar
construction b e
washedtogether
whenever p ossible.
sort
by Stil
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sort
by
color
Separate
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Forinstructions o n
Werent fabricsand
loads,see the Controk
SettingGuide.
It pays
to cheek
and prepare
clothesfor washing.
~Emptypockets,brushout cuffs,
zip zippers,snap snaps,hooks
and buttons.
~Do any necessarymending—
rips, hems,tears.
*Checkall items for areasof
heavy soilor stain.
@ Removestains.See Stain
RemovalGuide.
~Turnpolyknits inside-outto
minimizefi~bric surfacedarnage.
Soakingand Pretreating—a
goodway to loosendeep soils
and stains.
A thoroughsoakingwithdetergent
or specialsoakingagentis another
wayto removeheavysoils,
embedded dirtandevensomestains.
Soakingcan be eithera completely
separatewashingstepor a
preliminarystepto a complete
washcycle.For detailed
informationon how to soakin
yourwasher,see Howto Use the
SoakCycleon oppositepage.
FOR INFOWTION
ON
SOA~NG AGENTS,see Other
LaundryProductsGuide.
. Pretreatheavysoil by rubbing
in a smallamountof liquid
detergentor a paste madeof
water and powdereddetergent
or soap.For best results,wait
1/2hour beforewashing.
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