Apparel 1 – 2.02 Clothing Care and Doing Laundry

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Apparel 1 – 2.02 Clothing Care and Doing Laundry

Caring for your clothes There are five things that you should make part of your daily clothing care routine. These things are: Dress and undress carefully Treat stains Remove lint and pills Repair clothes regularly Store clothes properly

Tips for properly storing clothes Fold clothing for drawer storage Hang clothing properly Store clothing that is out of season

Cleaning Terms Pretreatment- Any special attention you give a garment before laundering Detergents- Removes dirt from clothes Bleach- Removes stains, and whiten and brightens fabrics Dry Cleaning- Cleaning with chemicals rather than water and detergent Fabric Softeners- Reduce static cling, make fabrics softer, and reduce wrinkling.

Fabric Care Symbols

Permanent Care Labeling Rule Please use the internet to look up the following Fiber content Percentage of fiber by weight Manufacturer Country of origin Care instructions