Sears Clothes Dryer - Manual (Page 13)

SECTION 3
• Remove from dryer. Complete drying by hanging
item over two parallel clothes lines or by placing on flat
surface. Straighten edges and reshape to size.
• Raise nap with a stiff brush using short lengthwise
strokes.
• Press binding if needed.
• Overdrying can cause shrinkage and harshness in
woolens.
BONDED, LAMINATED, OR
FOAM-BACKED FABRICS
• Follow manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning.
Most bonded fabrics are “dry clean only.”
• Tumble dry with heat on a “less dry” setting.
• Remove while slightly damp and air dry.
• DO NOT OVERDRY. Overdrying loosens the
adhesives and causes fabrics to separate.
CURTAINS, DRAPERIES
Sheers, panels, cafe’s
• Be sure to remove hooks, pins, and weights from
draperies.
• Dry medium size loads (no more than 4 panels) to
reduce wrinkles caused by overcrowding.
• Dry with heat on a “less dry” setting.
• Use low temperature setting if temperature is not
automatically set on your dryer.
• Remove from dryer while slightly damp.
• DO NOT OVERDRY.
PERMANENT PRESS, FOAM BACKED
• Dry medium size loads (1 pair draperies) to prevent
wrinkling.
• Remove from dryer as soon as it stops.
• DO NOT OVERDRY.
Erless Fiber
^WARNING
Personal Injury Htizard
Do not dry glass fiber materials in your
dryer unless the label specifically states
“machine dryable.” The glass fibers can
break and remain in the dryer. If this
happens, wipe the drum with a clean cloth
to prevent trcinsfer to the next load.
Failure to do so could cause skin irritation.
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