Clothing Care Chapter 14 & 15

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Clothing Care Chapter 14 & 15 Care for clothes Stain removals Care labels Fabric Care Laundry Products Equipment

Routine Care What benefits does responsible clothing care bring? How do you care for clothing on a routine basis? Check for repairs. This will keep the rip from lengthening or the entire hem falling out.

Stain Removal Rinsing Soaking Pretreating Bleaching Cold water Soaking 30 mins., cold water. Water based stains Pretreating Laundry detergent/laundry paste Bleaching Nonchlorine bleach Chlorine bleach Using cleaning fluid Stubborn stains Dry cleaning Stain Removal Methods Pages 254-255

Care Labeling Information The fiber, fabric construction, finish, color, interfacing, lining, and trims determine what care method is listed on a garment label. Only one care tip is REQUIRED. Must include Washing method Safe water temperature Method and safe temperature for drying

Fabric Care Symbols Turn to page 261 Wash Bleach Tumble Dry Dry Iron Dry-clean

Laundry Products Laundry detergents Soil-and-Stain Removers Laundry Bleaches Fabric Softener Starches

Laundry Equipment Washer Agitator Dryer Iron Ironing Board

Dry Cleaning Process uses special liquids containing organic solvents to clean fabrics without water. Solvent is a substance that dissolves another substance. Dry cleaners can remove some stains that we cannot. Steam pressing takes out wrinkles, smoothes seams, and restores creases and pleats.

Storing Clothes Closet Drawers Seasonal storage How do you hang your clothes in your closet? How do you save space in your closet? Drawers Store similar items together. Seasonal storage Clothing and accessories should be cleaned before storing. Store in large garment bags, boxes, or chests. Find a cool dry place to store clothing. Dampness causes mildew.

Questions to discuss with your table Why should lint be removed from a dryer’s filter, pipe, and vents? How can you help garments keep their shape when drying flat? How is an iron setting different for silk and cotton shirts? How does dry cleaning remove stains without water? In what ways can a wash cycle be adjusted for a particular load of laundry? Why should stains be treated quickly? What specific information must a permanent care label provide? When might freezing clothes be a recommended stain-removal treatment? How do you store off season clothing?