Laundry

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When using a dryer, what should you do? Options: dry at any heat setting, dry at the temperature the label tells you to use, don't use a dryer, only use the coolest setting

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dry at the temperature the label tells you to use

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Use bleach

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to get out stains on fabrics that are safe for bleach

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To launder new brightly colored clothes you should

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wash separately first

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When ironing be sure to

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use steam only when the label says it is ok

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The 3 P's of stain removal are patience, promptness, and

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persistence

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When you get a stain on your clothes, what should you do? Options: don't tell anybody, put yourself in time out you naughty person, throw the piece of clothing away, act on it as quickly as possible

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act on it as quickly as possible

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The longer you let a stain set without acting on it,

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the more difficult it will be to get the stain out

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If an item says "Dry clean only" on the label, it means

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water should not be used on the item; you should take it to the dry cleaner to be cleaned.

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When your dryer is done drying your clothes, what should you do? wait as long as you can to take them out, take them out promptly to reduce wrinkles, wait 30 minutes then take them out, turn it on again to go through the drying cycle again

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take them out promptly to reduce wrinkles

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In addition to making fabrics soft, fabric softener does this

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reduces static cling