Consumer experts Which? have warned people about the things they should avoid putting into the washing machine - with some of ...

Iron your clothes automatically and have them ready to wear in 60 seconds using the Einsen. It simultaneously steams and ...

Use cold water for brights and delicates to prevent fading and shrinkage, and warmer temps for towels, sheets, and heavily ...

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Washing labels aren't always the most straightforward to read, and if you don't know what they mean you could end up ruining your clothes. Thankfully the symbols they use are (mostly) universal, so ...

This symbol means you should either wash the item by hand, or you could use your machine’s hand wash cycle if it has one. Do not wash – a bowl of water with a cross over it.

Machine washable – this is the basic symbol of a bowl of water. In most cases, you’ll get another symbol with it to give you more information. Wash cold – a bowl of water with 30°C printed ...

Toss wrinkled items in the dryer Raise your hand if you’ve used this iron-free method on wrinkles. It’s my go-to, and my kids ...

Again, the dot scale to indicate heat level is used here. The more dots, the hotter the iron. An iron symbol with an “x” means do not iron. As for steaming, the breath of life for cloth, an iron ...

Drying Laundry care drying symbols with white shirt hanging on line and blue sky. After washing comes drying: the light at the end of this domestic tunnel. Like any other stage, it has its nuances.

As for steaming, the breath of life for cloth, an iron symbol with tiny dots flaring out underneath means steam as needed. The same symbol, but with an “x” overtop, means do not steam.