GE WWP1180F - Manual (Page 9)

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If you are machine-washing Perm­
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freely. A Medium size load is the
largest you should use for
Permanent Press.
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for a regular load. Use a Medium
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® Remove clothes as soon as washer
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Factors to consider in selection
of detergents and soap.
Products: Advantages: Disadvantages:
Phosphate-
Powdered Detergents Perform well in hard or soft
water.
Are not available in some
areas.
Wash all types of fabrics well.
Can be used in hot, warm, or
cold water.
Non-Phosphate—
Powdered Detergents
Perform satisfactorily in soft
or moderately hard water.
Do not clean well in hard
water.
In some areas only non­
phosphate products are
available.
May be difficult to dissolve,
especially in cold water.
Should not be used in cold
v/ater.
Those containing sodium
carbonate as an ingredient
may cause harmful limestone
deposits on clothes and
washer when combined with
hard water. (See Page 10.)
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Detergents Perform well ¡n soft water.
Offer better performance in
hard water than powdered non­
phosphate types.
May not perform as well as
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when diluted in wash water.
Clean syntheiics and fabric
blends well.
Are excellent as concentrates
for removing spots.
Compieteiy dissolve even in
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Soaps Perform well in soft water. Do not clean well in medium-
hard or hard water.
May combine with water
hardness minerals to form
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