Care symbols for clothing, which we see on tags attached to the reverse side of clothing, are nothing more than instructions that allow us to properly care for our favorite items. This, in turn, will keep them looking great!
Try to remember what these symbols mean!
Operation symbols
Washing
The number on the symbol indicates the maximum allowable water temperature for washing.
One horizontal line at the bottom of the symbol indicates delicate washing conditions. The amount of laundry in the washing machine should not exceed approximately 2/3 of the maximum allowable capacity, the mechanical effect (spinning) of the machine should be reduced. Spin in the machine with a reduced number of revolutions per minute and spin duration. Manually spin carefully.
Two horizontal lines at the bottom of the symbol indicate particularly delicate washing conditions. The amount of laundry should not exceed approximately 1/3 of the maximum allowable capacity, the mechanical effect (spinning) of the machine should be significantly reduced. Spin in the machine with a significantly reduced number of revolutions per minute and spin duration. Manually spin very carefully without twisting or do not spin.
Drying
Ironing
Bleaching
Professional cleaning is divided into dry (dry cleaning) and wet (aqua cleaning) and is done only in specialized household service enterprises. Professional cleaning
Laundering in a laundry is not a substitute for aqua cleaning.
Letters on the symbols mean (in English):
- “P” — Perchloroethylene, perchloroethylene (tetrachloroethylene).
- “F” — Flammable, flammable.
- “A” - Any, any.
- “W” - Wet, wet.
One horizontal line at the bottom of the symbol indicates delicate cleaning conditions. Humidity, temperature, and/or mechanical effects are restricted.
Two horizontal lines at the bottom of the symbol indicate particularly delicate cleaning conditions. There is a significant restriction on humidity, temperature, and/or mechanical effects.
