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Completely washable \ 1 his garment can be washed in a! commercial laundry, or in a ! home washing machine, in hot water over 160 degrees, with soap or detergent and bleaching agent.
“Fully washable ... do not bleach.” This garment cap be washed in a commercial laundry, or in a home washing machine, in hot water not to exceed 160 degrees, with soap or detergent. Do not use bleaching agents.
‘•'Washing in warm water) . . ., do not bleach.” This garment can be washed in a commercial laundry, or in a home washing machine, in water not over 120 degrees, with soap or detergent. Do not use bleaching agents. j
The home economists explain that “shape retention” means two things . i . permanent pleats and wrinkle resistance. Permanent pleats may be washed but must be dripped dry. Wrinkle resistance is important in wearing apparel and in glass curtains. Fold your glass curtain neatly and wash folded. If you fold your
garments,! they will not be sujbject to sharp wrinkling and twisting during washing, will retain their smoothness, and will not need ironing.
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