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To remove the chewing gum, rub the cloth with ice, then rub with a force and treat with a piece of
cotton cloth moistened in acetone.
Paint is removed after complete drying. A contaminated spot is wiped with a solvent as indicated in the
paint packing (for example, water, turpentine, trichloroethylene), soaped and washed.
Lipstick spots on cotton and wool are wiped with a cloth moistened in ether, and on silk – in trichloroethylene.
To remove nail varnish (polish), put some blotting paper over the dirty cloth and moisten the spot
with acetone from the backside. By frequently changing the paper, moisten the cloth with acetone, until
the spot disappears.
Spots of vegetable oil or tar (resin) are coated with butter for some time, and then washed off with turpentine.
Grass spots should be soaped by using diluted bleacher. They are easily removed from wool fabrics by
90-percent alcohol solution.
A cloth with spots of blood should be soaked in cold water with adding salt, and then washed with
household soap.
INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS FOR TAKING CARE OF TEXTILE ITEMS
The labels attached to the items contain marks to indicate the permitted care. Symbol meanings are
summarized in Table 3.
When choosing the washing program and temperature, we recommend to get acquainted with the
care symbols to avoid shrinkage and fading of your items.
6 WASH PROGRAMS
ATTENTION! To save washing powder or detergents and electric power, and to avoid contamina-
tion of the environment, when choosing the washing program, take into account the fabric type and
the dirtiness of your items according to Table 4.
Table 2
Hardness
Water Characterization
Degree
I
II
III
Table 3
Washing
Delicate washing
Wash at max. temperature of 95 °С
Wash at max. temperature of 60 °С
Water Hardness in
Soft
Medium hard
Hard
0 dH Water Hardness in Milli-Mol per Litre
0 - 7
7 - 14
14 - 21
Wash at max. temperature of 40 °С
Wash at max. temperature of 30 °С
Hand washing
Washing is forbidden
EN
Up to 1,3
1,3 - 2,5
2,5 - 3,8
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