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If yourclothesandhousehold items
don'tlookcleanandfreshafter
washing, y ouwillprobablyre-wash
them" .. andthatmeansyou'll w aste
energy.Remember t o sortyour
clothescarefully, a ndloadthem
properly,selectcorrectcycles, u se
enoughdetergent a ndchoosea
watertemperature w armenoughto
releaseandgetrid
of
soil.
~
UseH~ wash—140°F. (60°C.)—
ona regularbasisonlywhenwashing
heavilysoiledarticles-such as
workandplayclothes.
~Undernormalsoilconditions,
washin waterabove80°E(27°C.).
ThisgeneralIy meansusingthe
WARM washtemperature setting
on yourwasher—temperatures
approximately 95°F.(35"C.).If you
noticethatsoilhasaccumulated
afterseveralconsecutive washings,
useHOTwashoccasionally, if safe
for fabrics.
@ Alwaysrinsein COLDwater.
Thetemperatureof the rinsedoes
notaffectcleaning.
~Tryto washlessoften.Save
articlesof thesametJ'peoffabric
untilyouhavea fuHload.
@
If youmustwashsrnalhxloads,
adjustthe amountof water.SmaH
loadsshouldhavelowerwater
hxis.
@ Washin off-peakutilityhours.
Yourlocalutilitycan tellyouwhich
arc the off-peakhours.
~Sol% clowMbyweight s oyouwon't
havetorunanextmcycleforoneor
twoheavier, s lower-drying i tcms.
~DO
not
overload dryer.Thedrum
shouldbenomorethanhalffullof
wetarticles.Forefficient d rying,
clothesneedtotumblefreely.
Overloading prolongs dryingtime
andproducesuneven drying.
@ UseAutomatic DryingCycle
whenever p ossibletohelpprevent
overdrying andsaveenergy.
@ TO helpprevent i roning,remove
garmentsimmediately atendof
dryingcycleandplaceonhangers,
~Dryyourclothesin consecutive
loads.Usinga "warm"dryerwill
saveenergy.
ISI
Clm lint
filtereachtimeyoudry.
e cle~ dryerexhaustducting
atleastoncea year.Apartially
clogged exhaustcanlengthen
dryingtime.
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