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USE - Ironing instructions

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Before ironing a garment check whether the garment has a label with ironing directions. Always

observe these directions. The following table explains the meaning of symbols that may be shown on

these labels.

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You can also use the following table when the garment does not have a label but you do know which

fabric was used to make the garment.

Symbol

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The prescribed temperature settings are applicable solely to the specified fabrics. Fabrics with a glossy

or raised surface should be ironed at a lower temperature.

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Sort the fabrics by ironing temperature, i.e. wool with wool, cotton with cotton, etc.

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Begin by ironing the garments that need to be ironed at a lower temperature before moving on to the

garments that need to be ironed at a higher temperature. This is advisable because the iron heats up

faster than it cools down.

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Iron garments containing a mixture of fabrics, for example 60% polyester and 40% cotton, at the lowest

temperature – in this example, the ironing temperature for polyester.

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When ironing garments made from an unknown fabric always begin at a lower temperature. Test the

iron on a concealed area, for example an area on the inside of the garment.

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Pure woollen fabrics (100% wool) can be pressed using steam. Preference is given to the use of a dry

cloth between the iron and the wool. It is best to press wool on the inner surface of the fabric.

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Always iron velvety fabrics and other fabrics that readily become shiny in one direction; apply gentle

pressure to the iron.