White-Westinghouse WWX645RB Owner's Manual page 13

Adhesive tape, chewng
gum,
rubber cement
Apply
ice
or cold
water to harden
surface; scrape
with
a
dull knife.
Place
stain
face
down on paper
towels. Saturate
with prewash stain remover
or nonflammable dry
cleaning
fluid.
Baby
formula,
dairy
products,
egg Use a
product
containing
enzymes
to
pretreat
or
soak stains.
Soak
for 30
minutes
or more.
Wash.
Beverages
(coffee, tea,
soft drinks,
wine, alcoholic
beverages)
Sponge
or
soak
stain in cool water. Pretreat with
prewash stain remover, liquid
laundry detergent or paste made of granular detergent and water. Wash
using
chlorine bleach, if safe for fabric, or
a
nonchlorine
bleach. Older stains may
respond
to
pretreating or soaking in
a
product containing
enzymes.
Blood lf
stain
is
fresh,
rinse and soak in cold
water.
Rub
with
bar soap.
For
dried
stains,
pretreat
or soak
in
warm water with
a
product containrng
enzymes.
lf
stain remains,
rewash
using a bleach safe
for fabric.
Brown or
yellow discoloration
from
rust, iron, manganese
Use
a rust remover recommended for fabrics. Do
not
use a
chlorine bleach
to
remove rust stains
because
it
may intensify discoloration.
For rusty water
problems,
use a
nonprecipitating water conditioner in both wash and
rinse
water.
For
severe
problems, install an iron filter
in the
water
system.
Candle wax
Scrape
off
surface wax
with
a
dull knife.
Place
stain between
clean paper
towels and
press with
a
warm
iron
from the
back of the
fabric.
Replace
paper
towels
frequently
to
absorb more wax and to
avoid
transferring
stains. Place
stain face down
on clean
paper
towels.
Sponge
remaining
stain
with prewash stain remover or nonflammable
dry cleaning
fluid; blot with paper
towels.
Let
dry. Hand wash
to
remove solvent,
then wash. lf
any
color remains, rewash using
a bleach safe
for fabric.
Chocolate
Pretreat
or prewash
in
warm water
with product containing
enzymes or a
prewash
stain remover.
lf stain remains, rewash using
a bleach
safe
for fabric.
Collar and
cuff
soil, cosmetics
Pretreat
with prewash stain remover, liquid laundry detergent or paste made of
granular detergent and
water; rub cosmetic
stains
with
bar
soap.
Crayon For
a
few
spots, treat the
same as
candle wax or dampen the
stain
and rub
with
bar
soap. Wash using hottest
water
safe
forfabric.
lf
crayon remains,
wash
using chlorine
bleach,
if safe
for
fabric. Otherwise, pretreat
or soak in
a
product containing
enzymes
or an
orygen bleach using hottest water
safe
for fabric.
Deodorant
Pretreatwhh liquid detergent.
For
heavy stains,
pretreat with prewash stain
remover.
Allow to stand
5
to
10
minutes. Wash using
a nonchlorine bleach.
Dye
transfer
To restore
white
fabrics that
have
picked up color
from other fabrics,
use a
packaged
color remover,
following
label directions.
lf dye
remains, wash again
using
a
chlorine
bleach or
soak
in nonchlorine
bleach. This
type
of stain
can
be prevented
if proper
sorting and washing procedures
are
followed.
Fabric
softener
Dampen the stain and rub
with
bar
soap
Fruit,
juices
Wash
with
bleach
safe
for fabric
Grass
Pretreat by soaking
or prewashing in warm water using a detergent containing
enzymes.
lf stains persist,
wash using a bleach safe
for fabric.
Grease,
oil (butter, fats,
salad
dressing, cooking oils, car grease,
motor
oils)
Pretreat
with
prewash stain remover,
liquid laundry detergent or liquid detergent
booster. For heavy stains, place stain face down on clean paper towels. Apply
nonflammable dry cleaning
fluid
to
back
of
stain.
Replace
towels under
stain
frequently.
Let dry, rinse. Wash using hottest
water
safe
for fabric.
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