texture
LINT PRODUCERS—suchas terry toweling and
separate
chenille—giveup lint.
ro
LINT COLLECTORS—suchas man-madefibers and
napped fabrics like velveteen and corduroy—attract
lint, These must be washed separately.
Wormore
informationonlintcontrol,seeThe
Problem
solversection.
sortbyfabric
In additionto sorting
Separate
t
toreducelintcollection,
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it
isrecommended
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thatfabricsof similar
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constructionbewashed
togetherwhenever
possible.
sort
by soil
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It pays toCheclcand prepare
soaking and
PretreatiIlg—a
NORINFOWTION ON
clothesfor Washing.
good$Va’yto loosendeep soils
SOAI<ING
AGENTS9 see Other
QEmpty pockets, brush out cuffs,
and Stains.
Laundry Products Guide.
zip zip13ers,snap snaps, hooks
A thorough soaking with detergent
0Pretreat heavy soil by rubbin~
and buttons.
or special soaking agent is another
in a small amount of liquid -
~I)(Jarly necessary
way to remove heavy soils,
detergent or a paste made of water
Itlcflclin,Q-ri?3s,hems, tears.
embedded dirt and even some
and powdered detergent or soap.
stains.
For best results,
before washing.
Soaking can be either a completely
sep:lratewashing step or a
prelimi]l:]rys[ep to a complete
W/aSIl cycle. For detailed
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