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The fioblem Solver
PROBLEM
SNAGS, HOLES,
this ~eoftige tis
occurred.
(continued)
POSSIBLE CAUSE AND WMEDY
. pins
on garments or sharp objects left
garments before putting in washer. Mso check washer to see ifany objects remained in
. Snaps, hook, sharp buttons, belt bucMes, zippers. Make
buttons are fastened, Rernov@ sharp buttons and belt buc~es. This is very impo~t
when washing knits, which snag easfiy. ~mknita inside out.
discoloration, &bric wifl be weak at edges of hole.
(a) Use only correct, measured amount of ble~h.
undiluted bleach. Do not wipe up bleach sptils with clothes.
(c) Damage fromchemicdssuch ashairpreparations @leach, dye, home permanent
solution), battery acid, some toilet bowl cleaners. tidiately rinse thoroug~y towels
and other articles which have come in contact withthesechernicds before putting them
in washer. Avoid contaminating items of clothing with such chemicals.
garments carefully before loading washer and mend dl rips and tears.
As ~rrnanent press garments age, they may show fraying at collars and cuffs. This is
due to the weakentig of the fibers by the permanent press process. It is not caused by the
washer. You can slow this process by washing smdlpermanent press loads with a large
water level. Do not wash heavy items such as towels with permanent press. When
possible, remove co~lar stays.
Examine agitator for roughness or burrs and smooth by fting if necessary.
manufacturer's care instructions.
and is not cau~by the washer.
items that will move freely. Select correct water level.
in pockets, Remove ~
random square shape; yellow
You may slowdown process by use of delicate cycle.
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during washing. Check
This is an inevitable process
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