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SNAGS, H OLES,
TEARS, R IPSCM?
fiem
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whim
mcd
thistjpeqfdimiagehas
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P(MXH.BLE CAusflfwm
s h-poperuse
of chlorine
bleach.Moles mayhavemndom squareshape;yellow
discohmtion,fabricwillbeweakatedgcsofhok.
(a) Useonlycorrect,measuredamountofbleach.
(b) Neveraddundflutedbleach tomsher mbnordlowclothestocomeincon~ctwith
undiluted bleach.Donotwipeupbleachspillswithclothes.
(c) Damagefromchemicalssuchashairpreparations(bleach,dye,homepermammt
solution), b atteryacid,sometoiletbowlcleaners. I mmediately rinsethoroughly towels
andotherarticleswhichhavecomeincontactwiththesechemicals beforeputtingthem
in washer. A void contaminating i temsofclothing withsuchchemicals.
~Sm~, unnoticed
holes, tearsor
rippedseamsmayenlargeduringwashing. C heck
garmentscarefidlybeforeloadingwasherandrnendallripsandtears.
e ~
perm~en~ pressgarmen~age,they
mayshowfrayingatcollarsandcuffs.Thisis
duetotheweakening ofthefibersbytheperrnanentpress process.It is notcausedbythe
washer.Youcanslowthisprocessbywashingsmallpermanent p ressloadswitha large
waterlevel.Donotwashheavyitemssuchastowelswithpermanent p ress.?Vhen
possible, r emovecolk.rstays.
~~oug~ess Orburrson agitatordueto damageincurredby heavy
beltbuckles,etc.
Examineagitatorforroughnessorburrsandsmoothbyfilingif necessary.
*Maybeusingwrongcyclefordelicatefabrics.Usedelicatecycle.Referto garment
manufiwturer's careinstructions.
s~Wmen~ we&ened by aging,or by sunor atmosphere.Thisis
aninevitable process
indisnotcausedbythewasher.Youmayslowdownprocessbyuseofdelicatecycle.
*Too~i~ewaterin washer
or
toolargea load.Loadwasheronlywiththenumberof
ternsthatwillmovefreely.Selectcorrectwaterlevel.
*
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