Preparing, Sorting and Loading
the Laundry
Make sure that wire-cup bras in a pillow case
which can be securely closed with a zip or
buttons. If the wire works itself out of the cup it
may fall through the holes of the drum and
cause extensive damage.
Make sure that the wire-cup bras are machine
washable.
Some items are best turned inside out. These
included knitwear, trousers, T-shirts and swe-
atshirts.
Particularly delicate items, such as tights or lace
curtains, or smaller items, such as tiny socks or
handkerchiefs, should only be washed in a net
bag or pillow case.
Remove curtain runners, or secure them in a
net bag.
Close zips and button up cushion covers, duvet
covers, etc.
Brush sand, coins, etc. out of pocket and cuffs.
Remove any loose items or metal objects, such
as safety pins, paper clips, etc. from the laundry.
!
Make sure that the sand, dirt at the underside
and upper of the shoe has been removed before
putting it into the drum. It may blocks the outlet
pipeline, influence the washing performance or
causes damage to the washing machine.
Make sure that the sport shoes are machine
washable. Remove the shoelace and insole,
put the shoes in the drum transversely.
Preparing the
laundry
!
Only tumble-dry textiles which have been washed,
rinsed and spun.
Remove as much water as possible from the
laundry. Do not touch the button for reducing the
spin speed.
Preparing the
laundry for drying
Before tumble-dring, ease-care items should also
be spun using the appropriate spin programme
(see P42 programme table)
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