Wash (ycl
8r/(J
Wash ng Bulky Items
Makes e heeis<notg] oom thema hinefor tems to move when }engwashed Foci/g
argeitensintothemachinemayresut nthembe /gdamaged dur /gwast, ng
Sos_, items foa up duing tie wash (eg comforte s _'J/ __\
an< pillows).l hey s too high they nay ouch
X) ninimize the ct_ance of t_s happening, bulky items
shoud be pushed down below the water level afte_
fill and pushed to sit below the medum hgh water
level mark on the agitator before sp nning Select the
correct wate_ level manually_ Select a slow spin_
To prevent an out of ba ance oad we recommend
washngtheseitemsontheDdcatecyce fyouwish
8'tll<yi(_ssl :>( is }e:>wt e
tore-spit, he oa< atafaste speed -sake sue he oa< s,dt( (,, I
is sitting beksw the sedum hgh marl< be:oe sp nni/g,
The Wool cycle has been des gned "<>rproducts carry ng a MACHINE WASHABLE care cairn. The
fibers of these woo ens have been t eated oprew /tf_ltingwhe/theyaemachinewashed.
/v_ost handkni ted garments are not made of machine washable wool aid we recomme/d that
you hand wash t]em.
Check the cae labe
Use a wool d<tergent
Use the WOOL WASHABLES cycle
land washed wooem may be spun in you #,,o m<_rt_'.
To dy woolens lay t]em fat on a towel aid pat nto
shape Dyoutofdrectsu/ ght.
Sose woo u/de lays and sheepsk n p oduc s can be
washed in a washing machine bu maypoduceexcessve
amounts of nt that may cause pump blockages.
Cold Water Washing
fyouawaysusecodwatef, we econmendthatyou unawarnPermanentPesswashat
eguar /tervas egevey thwash.
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