RAMTONS RW/129, Manual

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Temperature Settings
and Detergent Quantity
Stain Removal Tips
There may be a few stains that are not removed completely with normal washing. For these, please refer to the stain
removal guide below.
Always check the fabric care label to ensure the suitability of the garment before using any of the treatments.
COMMON STAINS HINTS AND TIPS
Ink: ball point, felt tip pens
Soak overnight in cold water containing Persil Gel, then wash
according to the fabric care label. For older stains, dab with nail
polish remover (not suitable for synthetic fabrics) then wash as
normal.
Coffee, fruit juice, tea, wine, sodas
Soak for 1 hour in cold water, and then wash in Persil. Do not use a
colour or liquid detergent.
Blood
If the stain is fresh, rinse immediately with cold water and wash in
Persil according to the fabric care label.
Greasy stains: cooking oil, lipstick,
margarine, butter, mascara,
shoe polish, greasy food
Pre-treat with Persil Gel and leave for 1 hour. Wash at the hottest
temperature allowed on the fabric care label
Creamy stains: chocolate, cake icing,
egg, ice cream, milk, jam Soak in warm water containing Persil, or pretreat with Persil gel, and
then wash as normal according to the fabric care label.
Grime (oil, sweat, fluids):
Collars, cuffs, underwear stains Pre-treat stains with Persil Gel and leave for 1 hour. Then wash with
Persil according to the fabric care label.
Curry, Soup stains
Soak in warm water containing Persil powder solution or pretreat with
Persil Gel, then wash with Persil according to the fabric care label.
Grass, mud
In case of mud, dry and then scrape off as much as possible. Pre-
treat the remainder with Persil Gel then wash as normal in Persil at
the hottest temperature allowed by the fabric care label.
Tomato, Ketchup, Red sauces
Soak for 1 hour in cold water and then wash as normal with Persil
according to the fabric care label.
Did you know: A Ramtons front load typically uses between 10 - 15 liters of water? Large saving opportunities!
Temp Settings
1. Cold Water: Best for dark colors and delicate fabrics. It is also a perfect choice for any lightly soiled clothes like office
wear. Cold water will not harm any washable fabric and saves on utility costs.
2. Warm Water: Best for synthetic, permanent press fabrics. Warm water should be chosen for any colored garments that
are heavily soiled with oil or stains.
3. Hot Water: Best for white cotton fabrics that are worn or used close to the body like underwear, socks, and bed sheets.
If you have laundry that has really heavy soil like work jeans, mechanics’ overalls, kids’ play clothes and cleanliness is
more important than protecting the color, hot water may be needed to remove the stains.
Gel
1. How much Persil Gel to use?
a. 4-5KG load: 100ml
b. 6-8KG load: 125ml
c. 9KG +: 150ml
Powder
2. How much Persil Washing Powder to use?
a. 4-5KG: 100g
b. 6-8KG: 150g
c. 9KG +: 200g
Detergent