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This pre-treatment is a must for synthetic fabrics because embedded soil is almost impossible to remove by washing •alone. Hot water of 140 to 160 degrees Fahrenheit is needed to remove soil and retain whiteness of household linens and work and play clothing. Wash and wear and delicate fabrics are washed at warm temperature of 90 degrees Fahrenheit Washable woolens are washed at about 80 degrees. Either warm or cold water may be used for rising regardless of the temperature of the wash water -- with the except tion of woolens. They should be washed and rinsed in the same temperature water. Elasticized garments can be successfully machine washed and dried according to research at the University of Illinois. Wash in soft, hot water and soap of “wash and wear” settings then air dried. Body oil is more damaging than other soil -- so washfrequent iy.
Hints Don’t leave wet non-slip mats in the bathtub to dry. Some make permanent stains.
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