Laundry
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Empty any pockets. Remove any
foreign objects.
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Remove metal parts (paper clips,
etc.).
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Trousers, knitwear and knitted
textiles, e.g. jersey garments, T-shirts
or sweatshirts, should be turned
inside out.
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Ensure that underwired bras are
machine-washable.
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Wash delicates in a net or bag
(tights, underwired bras, ect).
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Close zips, button up covers.
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Brush sand out of pockets and
collars.
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Remove curtain fittings or include in
the net/bag.
Preparing laundry for drying
Note:
To ensure an even drying result,
sort the laundry according to the:
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Type of fabric
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Drying programme
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Care symbols which are indicated on
the care labels.
Only dry laundry which is labelled
“dryer-proof” or which has the following
care symbols:
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a
= Dry at normal temperature
(
Intensive Dry
5
)
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`
= Dry at low temperature
(
Gentle Dry
‰
)
The following textiles must not be dried:
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b
= care symbol “Do not dry”
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Wool or textiles containing wool.
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Delicates (silk, synthetic curtains).
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Textiles which contain foam rubber
or similar materials.
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Textiles which were treated with
flammable liquids, e.g. with stain
remover, petroleum ether, thinners.
Risk of explosion!
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Textiles which still contain hairspray
or similar substances.
Notes
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Before drying, hand-washed textiles
must be spun at the appropriate spin
speed.
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Before drying, spin at the optimum
speed. A spin speed of more than
1000 rpm is recommended for
cotton, more than 800 rpm for easy-
care textiles.
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Do not iron washing immediately
after drying. It is recommended to
roll the washing up first to distribute
residual moisture evenly.
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To ensure a good drying
performance, quilts, terry cloths and
other large textiles should be dried
separately. Do not dry more than
four terry cloths (or 3 kg).
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Do not exceed maximum load.
