• Wash black clothing and cotton towels separately. If these are washed together, the towels
may become stained. Check before washing.
• Curtains, light garments or blue jeans should not float. If they are floating, stop the washer
by pressing the Start/Pause button and press them them down until they are soaked in
the water. If the wash continues with floating clothing, it may damage the laundry and the
washer, as well as resulting in an unsatisfactory washing result.
Do NOT wash the following items
• Clothing that is easily disfigured even when simply soaking in water.
• Neckties, brassieres, jackets, suits and coats that are made mostly of rayon and other kind of
blended fabrics can be easily disfigured (e.g. shrinkage and discoloration).
• Wrinkle-processed, embossed, or resin processed products that are easily disfigured even
when simply soaking in water.
• Easily discolored products made of cotton and wool, wrinkled silk, leather products, leather
accessory, leather ornamented clothes and its accessories.
• Do not wash waterproof clothing (e.g. ski wear, diaper covers and matts/rugs). This may
cause the laundry to be ejected or cause the washer to vibrate abnormally, which may result
in personal injury or damage to the washer, the floor or the clothing. When the tub rotates,
water may become trapped in the waterproof clothing or fabric and can collect in a corner,
causing abnormal vibrations. In addition, the laundry rises and may be ejected and cause
personal injury.
Use a laundry net to wash the following items
• Use only commercial laundry nets.
• Place delicate clothes in a laundry net.
• Cashmilon and garments with a big volume and lightweight (e.g. lace
decorated clothing, lingerie, nylon stockings, synthetic fabrics, etc.) may
rise to the top of the washer and damage clothing and the washer. Use a
laundry net or wash these items separately.
• Place long stringed and lace decorated clothing, bed cover sheets, and
woolen clothes into a laundry net before washing them.
them.
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