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General Knowledge of Laundry
Preparation for Laundry
Check the following for prevention of
damage to clothes and the washer.
Check the care label of clothes for the ways in
which they are washable. (11P)
Close zippers or hooks if there are any.
Do not wash clothes stained with cold cream or
olive oil.
Although the washing drum is made of stainless steel and is not easy to become rusted, there can be rust from the following cases.
If easily rusted metals such as safety pins or hair pins are left in the drum for a long period
If water with high iron content has been used for a long time
Please note!
If water or chlorine bleach has been kept inside the drum for a long time
If rust occurred in the drum, wipe the rusted part with neutral detergent on a sponge or soft cloth. (Do not use a metal sponge.)
Please follow the next instructions to prevent damage to clothes and/or washer failure.
Remove foreign obstacles.
If coins or metals are in the laundry, it may dam-
age the clothes, break the drum and make noise.
Thus, check before washing.
Brush off the dirt and soil on clothes.
Pretreat stains before washing.
Memory
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Sort clothes for laundry.
Sort clothes with colored, whites, dark colored
and lint producers.
Wash blankets separately from clothes. Other-
wise, the blankets and clothes will be divided in
the drum causing the load to be out of balance
resulting in abnormal washing.
If more than two blankets are loaded, they may
get tangled and unbalance in the drum. Thus,
wash one blanket at a time.
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