Laundry aid use w*' cautions – Kenmore 91801191901 User Manual

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LAUNDRY

AID

USE

W*' CAUTIONS

AMMONIA

® Use v/ith detergent or soap for greasy soil

when soaking or washing,

lAWARNiNGI

® DO NOT USE WITH CHLORINE BLEACH,

Can produce poisonous gas resulting in serious
personal injury or death.

,BliACH_

ChlorinB

Oxiigen-type

0 Use to whiten clothes and to remove stains

and odors when soaking or washing,

» Follow directions on care label ol garment,
» Follow directions on bleach package,

o Bleach is not a substitute lor detergent Always use

normal amount of detergent,

» Can be used with detergents, soaps and water

conditioners

*> Most effective during last five minutes of wash,

o Use in warm soak or hot wash.
® Safe for ail washable fabrics but check care

instructions,

o Can be used with detergents, soaps and water

conditioners.

® Do not pour directly on fabrics,
® Do not use in rinse cycle. Bleach must be

rinsed. Do not use if there is iron in water,

THIS WILL CAUSE BROWN STAIN.

0

DO NOT USE ON WOOL, SILK OR SPANDEX.

Chlorine bleach will turn wool and silk yellow

and will damage the fibers, causing holes in

fabric,

® Concentrated, chlorine bleach will damage some

fibers, even cause holes.

® Do not use bleach with pre-soak products

® Do not use in rinse
® Slower, less effective

DETERGENTS

Pnosphale type

Non-phosphale

type

» Use when soaking or washing to remove dirt

and soil

» Can be used on all types of fibers
» Can be used with bleaches and wafer condifioners
» Use recommended amounts suggested on detergent

packages

0 Can be used in any water

® Pretreat stains and grease spots on fabric before

loading in washer,

» Use soft water—lnstall a mechanical softener or use

a non-precipitating softening agent,

® Use hottest water fabric will permit.
® Dissolve detergent in smali amount of water before

adding washload,,

0 At the end of the cycle wipe out tub with a

damp cloth

» If too little is used will cause fabric to become

yellow or gray. Follow package instructions for
amount

e Do not add fabric softeners, GRAYISH GREASY

STAIN WILL RESULT,

o Do not use more than recommended amount or

excessive suds will result,

» While steaks and powdery residue may

occur.

» Bright colors may become faded or masked
® Fabrics may become stiff and hard.
® Whiles may become grayed.
® Stain removal is more difficult,
® Flame retardant finishes may become ineffective,
® Abrasion and linting may increase,
» Rough deposits may coat the tub and inferior

components.

FABRIC
SOFTENERS

® Use in deep rinse to soften bath towels, diapers,

etc. and to reduce static electricity in synthetic

fibers,

0 Add to rinse to minimize wrinkling of permanent

press fabric,

o Help fabric repel lint.

® Do not use with detergent or bleach, GREASY CURD

OR FABRIC STAIN WILL RESULT Add only to rinse

» Do not use excessively
® Do not pour directly onto fabric Some may cause

dark spots,

» See stain removal directions page.

SOAKING

AGENT

o Use in soak cycle or overnight to remove tough dirt

protein and some stains

lAWARNINGI

® DO NOT USE WITH CHLORINE BLEACH

Gan produce poisonous fumes resulting in serious
personal injury or death.

» Do not use on non-colorfast fabrics, silk, wool, or

acetate.

PRE-WASH
PRODUCT

» Use on fresh stains, lightly soiled areas, grease

or oil stains on permanent press

® See package directions.

SOAP

® Use in soak and wash to remove soil or fabric

softener stain

e Use with bleach or water conditioners.

® Must be used in soft water or with water conditioner

to prevent soap curd.

WATER

CONDITIONER/
SDRENER

o Use in wash to reduce amount of detergent or

soap required.

o Must be used with soap to prevent soap curd, in

hard water,

® Use in rinse to aid in removing soap Use

1

cup

of conditioner at start of rinse fill.

® Use with detergents, soaps and bleaches.

« Precipitating water conditioners such as washing

soda, form insoluble particles which may be difficult

to rinse out.

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