CGSB-86.1-2003 was provided by the Canadian. General Standards Board
NOTE: As a minimum, laundering instructions include, in order, four symbols: washing, bleaching, drying and ironing. machine settings (hot, warm, cold), regional water supply temperatures, and water heater settings. Produced by the Federal Trade Commission as part of Project CLEAN. CARING FOR. YOUR CLOTHES.
Canada: Care Labeling of Textiles (voluntary system and based on the industry best practice). • China: Chinese Textile - Care Labeling Code Using Symbols. • European Union: Textiles - Care Labeling Code Using Symbols. • Japan: Care Labeling of Textile Goods. • USA: Care Labeling of Textile Wearing Apparel and
Care labels provide helpful information that can save you time and money. Cleaner, fresher clothes means longer- wearing apparel. And clothes that are bleachable are easier to get clean. When a care label doesn't mention bleach or says “Bleach when needed," it means it is safe to use. Clorox liquid bleach. When the
No Bleach. Do Not Dry. Drip Dry. Dry Flat. Dry In Shade. Line Dry. Do Not Wring. Non-Chlorine Bleach. Wash basic symbol. 30C. Cold Wash. 40C. Warm Wash. 50C. Hot Wash. 60C. Hot Wash. 70C. Hot Wash. 95C. Hot Wash. Gentle Wash. 30C. Gentle, Cold Wash. 40C. Gentle, Warm Wash. Perma Press. Do Not Wash.
tions of those symbols on hang tags or elsewhere on garments for the next 18 months. This brochure explains the new care symbols, and what to do if your clothes end up dam- aged—even after you've fol- lowed the care instructions. What Should the Label Say? In addition to giving one safe cleaning method, care labels.
As of July 1,1997, care labels may come with a new feature — symbols or pictures. These symbols will quickly help you determine how to clean your clothes. Through 1998, the care label must include written instructions with the option of using symbols as well. After 1998, either written instructions or symbols must be
Now you live by yourself, you are sadly going to have to do your own washing. No that does not mean you bring it home every fortnight to your parents to wash for you. Washing Symbols. It is sort of like learning Ancient Greek – all these weird symbols with no apparent meaning. Luckily though, I have made a simple
This chart illustrates care symbols accepted by the Federal Trade Commission as part of a conditional exemption to the FTC Care Labeling Rule (16 CFR 423). This chart is referenced from ASTM D5489-96c, Fig. 1, Commercial and Home Laundering and Drycleaning Symbols, which illustrates the symbols to use for

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