Fabric Care Basics
This type of fabric should never be put in the dryer on high heat.
C) Wool
This setting uses the most water and longest wash cycle.
C) Normal/Heavy duty
This common household item is effective for removing blood stains when used with cold water.
B) Hydrogen peroxide
This type of laundry detergent is pre-measured and dissolves completely in water.
C) Detergent pods
This dryer setting uses no heat and relies only on air circulation.
C) Air dry
This symbol on a clothing label means "do not bleach."
This should be cleaned regularly to prevent lint buildup and maintain efficiency.
B) The lint trap
This type of stain should be treated from the back of the fabric to push it out rather than deeper in.
C) All stains
This type of detergent is specifically formulated for cold water washing to maintain cleaning effectiveness.
C) Cold water detergent
YOu should clean this every six months to maintain dryer efficiency and prevent fires.
C) Exhaust vents
This natural fiber requires special care and should typically be hand-washed or dry-cleaned.
This type of washing machine uses less water and energy but may have longer cycle times.
C) Front-loading
This technique involves applying stain remover and allowing it to sit before washing, typically for 5-15 minutes.
A) Pre-treating
This laundry additive is used in the final rinse cycle to make clothes feel softer and reduce static cling.
A) Fabric softener
This natural method of drying clothes helps preserve fabric colors and reduces energy consumption.
B) Line drying
This fabric treatment makes clothes resistant to wrinkles but may require lower heat settings.
C) Permanent press
This washing machine component helps distribute clothes evenly during the spin cycle to prevent excessive vibration.
B) Balance ring
This professional-grade stain removal method uses pressurized steam and specialized solvents.
B) Dry cleaning
This measurement indicates how well a detergent works in hard water conditions.
D) Calcium tolerance index
This dryer feature automatically stops the cycle when clothes reach the desired dryness level.
B) Moisture sensor technology
This luxury fiber comes from the undercoat of certain goats and requires dry cleaning or very gentle hand washing.
A) Cashmere
This advanced washing machine feature adjusts water temperature, cycle time, and spin speed based on load size and fabric type.
A) Load sensing technology
This enzyme breaks down protein-based stains like blood, sweat, and grass.
C) Protease
This ingredient in detergent helps lift dirt and oils from fabric fibers.
B) Surfactants
This ironing technique involves placing a thin cloth between the iron and the garment.
C) Press cloth method