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clothes
LINTPRODUCERS— Suchas
terrytoweling andchenille—give
up lint.
LINTCOLLE~RS— suchas
man-madefibersand napped
fabricslikevelveteen andcorduroy
—attract l int. Thesemustbe
washed. separately.
Formoreinformation on lint
control,see page18.
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Sortby fabric L
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In additionto sortingto reducelint
—
collection,it is recommendedthat
. fabricsof similarconstructionbe
lashedtogetherwhenever
sort
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FOR
INSTRUCTIONS
ON
DIFFERENT
FABRICSAND
LOADS,SEEPAGES 6 and 7.
9
It paystocheckandprepare
clothesforwashing.
* Emptypockew? b rushOUt ~uffs~
zipzippers,snapsnaps,hooks
andbuttons.
@DOanynecessarymending—rips,
hems,tears.
Checkallitemsforareasofheavy
soilor stain.
. Remove stains.ForSTAIN
MMOVAL GWDE,SEEPAGE 17.
TurnPolyKnitsinside-out t o
minimize fabricsurfacedamage.
SoakingandPre-treating—
a goodwayto loosendeepsoils
and
stains.
A thoroughsoakingwithdetergent
or specialsoakingagentis another
wayto removeheavysoils,
embeddeddirt andevensome
stains.
Soakingcanbe eithera completely
separatewashingstepor a prelim-
inarystepto a completewashcycle.
For detailedinformation on how
to soakin yourwasher,seepage8.
FOR NORWTION
ON
SOA~G
AGEN~, SEE
PAGEE.
~ Pre-treatheavy-soil b y rubbingin
a smallamountof liquiddetergent
orapastemadeofwaterandpowdered
detergentor soap.For bestresults,
wait1/2hourbeforewashing.
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