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Laundry tips

A. Water hardness

Many poor washing results can be

traced to wash water hardness. To

check your water hardness:

Ask your city water company or

Cooperative Extension Service Office

(for well water) for the mineral

content in grains-per-gallon or parts-

per-million.

If your water is 9 or more grains-per-

gallon or more than 153 parts-per-

million:

- consider installing a water softener.

- use more detergent.

- use a packaged, non-precipitating

water conditioner.

- Do Not use soap.

B. Laundry products

Laundry Tip

m Do Not use oxygen bleach in the

bleach dispenser. Clogging can

occur.

. Always dilute fabric softeners

with l/2 to l-cup (125 to 250 mL)

warm water. Undiluted fabric

softener can stain fabrics.

. Use fabric softeners only in deep

rinse.

. Do Not mix fabric softeners with

other laundry products.

Too much fabric softener can

make some items non-absorbent

(like diapers and towels). If this

happens, use less fabric softener

or don't use it every time.

For best results when using soap,

detergent, chlorine or oxygen bleach,

fabric softeners, pretreatment or

enzyme laundry products, packaged

water conditioners, bluing, ammonia or

starch, follow the package instructions.

Service or performance problems

caused by the use of any product not

manufactured by Whirlpool Corporation

are the responsibility of the

manufacturer of that product.

C. Tints and dyes

Washer parts such as agitator,

washer lid, etc. may be

permanently

stained by the dye

color.

Follow package directions for tints and

dyes; then, when you are finished . . .

1. Put chlorine bleach and detergent

in the washer.

2. Run through a complete cycle using

hot water.

3. Repeat if staining occurs on

following loads.

D. Stain removal guide

Fire Hazard

. Never put dry-cleaning

solvents

or fluids directly into your

washer.

' Never put items treated with

solvents in your washer until

they have been completely

rinsed and air dried. The fumes

from these solvents can create a

fire or explosion.

. Treat stains when they are fresh.

Old or set stains may not come out.

. Before treating check:

- type of stain.

- fabric label and how colorfast it is.

- how old the stain is.

m Use cold or warm water first. Hot

water can set some stains.

. Use bleach that is safe for fabric.

Dilute chlorine bleach.

. Test stain remover products on

inside seam or hidden comer of item

to check colorfastness.

fl Put stained area face down on paper

towel or white cloth. Apply stain

remover to back of stain to force the

stain off the fabric instead of

through it.

m Use meat tenderizer or enzyme

presoaks for easier removal of some

protein stains.

m Use dry cleaning solvents in a well

ventilated room.

. For specific stain removal

recommendations, ask your

Cooperative Extension Service Office

or consult a public utility home

economist.

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