Good sortingmeans
Separate
from
,
\n
Lint
Collectors
LINT PRODUC13RS-such as
terry towelingand chenille—give
up lint.
LINT COLLECTORS—suchas
man-madefibers and napped
fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy
—attract lint. These must be
washedseparately.
FOR MORE INFOWATION
ON LINT CONTROL,
SEE
PA”GE18.
sortby fabric
e
Separate
from
●
\3
Permanent
Press &
Blends
from
●
Synthetics &
13
Poly Knits
from
\.elicates/
In addition to sorting to reduce lint
collection, it isrecofimended that
fabricsof similarconstruction be
washedtogether wheneverpossible.
betterwashing
sortby soil
Separate
from
,*
T“3
Medium
Soil
from
sortby color
\ Whitesj
from
from
from
FOR mJ$TRucTIoNsON
DIFFERENT FABRICS AND
LOADS, SEE PAGES
M mud17.
Itpays
tocheekand
prepare
dom?s forWfashil’ig.
* Empty pockets, brush out cuffs,
zip zippers,snap snaps,hook
hooks and button buttons.
~ Do any necessarymending—
rips, hems, tears.
@Checkall itemsfor areas of
heavysoilor stain.
~ Removestains. FOR STAIN
REMOVALCHART, SEE
PAGE 14.
@Turn Poly Knitsinside-outto
minimizefabric surfacedamage.
soaking&Pr6?-tr’eating—
agood
way to Kmsen
d~~jl SOik $MldSWM3.
A thorough soakingwith detergent
or specialsoakingagentis an ex-
cellentwayto removeheavysoils,
embeddeddirt and evensome
stains. I
Soakingcan be eithera completely
separatewashingstepor a prelimi-
nary step to a completewash cycle.
For detailedinformation on how
to soak in your washer,pleasesee
page 6.
FOR INFOWATION ON
SOAKING AGENTS, SEE
PAGE 13.
~ I?re-treatheavysoilby rubbing
in a smallamount of liquid
detergentor a pastemade of water
and powdered detergentor soap.
For best resultswait YZhour
before washing.
