GE WWA8344B Installation instructions

togetthebestfrom
useandcareof
ModelWA83M
SemgtheControk p4i
Bleach
mdF*tic
SofienerDispensers p6
UsingtheMhi”Basker
tub Jp7
Ener~-savhgtips p$
p?)
ChoostigDetergenk
Stti removal p16
Savetiemdmoney
Beforeyoucdlforsemice,
usetheProblemSolver p20
~he~~~nSWerCenteF800e626s2000
,,
(,.

settingthe txmtl-’ok 4’45
HowTo Use B@ichand 6
Fabric softener Dispensers
How TOuse Mixli”BasketT~ 7
TM?
Good Sorting Means Better 9
Wa$hing ,,
. .
Had water-lx)-YC9il .’. ‘M ,, ~
Ek.vew? “.
Q-h&IAuih-yI?rcdwts M
How Ri RemoveSmins 16-1’7
Vh.dIingG&k. fbr m-w-:
Dif’’ererltFabricsand Loads
helpyou.*.9
Read this useand care
Book carefully
It willhelpyou operateand
maintainyournewwasher
properly.
Keepithandy for answersto your
questions.
If you don’t understandsomething
or needmore help...CaH,toHfree:
The GE Answer‘cmterTM
800.626.2000
coITmmm!r informationservice’
or write(includeyourphone
number):
ConsumerAffairs
GeneralElectricCompany
AppliancePark
Louisville,KY40225
The l?robkrn Sdwx
Ekw TOCare for
-Y”W-Yvadler
Consumer Services
Warranty
20-25
26
2’7
B@$kChw’
FORYOURSAFETY-
2
lowerleft sidenear the front.
Thesenumbersare also on the
ConsumerProduct Ownership
RegistrationCard that camewith
your washer.Beforesendingin
thiscard>pleasewritethese
numbershere:
ModelNo.
SerialNo.
Usethesenumbersin any
correspondenceor servicecalls
concerningyourwasher.
If you EWx%w?dadamaged washer,
immediatelycontactthe dealer(or
builder)that soldyou the washer.
save time and money.●s
befm? you cdl for selrvke
Check~heProblem Solver(pages
20-25).It listsminor causesof
operatingproblemsthat you can
correctyourself. It could saveyou
an unnecessaryservicecaH.

..-
Important SafetyInstructions–SAVETHESEINSTRUCTIONS .
Read 2311instructionsbeforeusingthis appliance
—.
WARPJING---When usingthis
appliance,alwaysexercisebasic
safetyprecautions,includingthe
foHowing:
~Usethis applianceonly for its
intendedpurposeas describedin
thisUseand Care Book.
@Thiswashermust be properly
installedandhated in
ammhmce withtheInstahtion
Instructionsbeforeit isused.If
y~~did not receivean Installation
Instructionssheetwithyour
washer,you can obtain oneby
contactingthe servicelocation
nearestyou.
-Properlyground to conform
withallgoverningcodes
and ordinances.
-Installor storewhereit willnot
beexposedto temperatures
belowfreezingor exposedto
the weather.
-Connectto aproperlyrated,
protectedand sizedpower-
supplycircuitto av6idelectrical
overload.
-Connectto adequateplumbing
and drain facilitiesas described
in the InstallationInstructions.
@Turn off water faucetswhenthe
washerisnot in useto relieve
pressureon hosesand valves,and
to minimizeleakageif ahoseor
valveshouldbreak or rupture.
@When disconnectingthis
appliancepullby the plugrather
than the cord to avoiddamageto
thecord or junction of cord and
plug.Makesurethat the cord is
locatedso that it willnot be
steppedon, tripped overor
otherwisesubjectedto damage
or stress.
@Westronglyrecommendthat
anyservicingbeperformedby
aqualifiedindividual
@Thewiringdiagramfor this
machineis locatedinsidethe
controlpanel.
To minimize the possiimy
of injury:
@Donot mixchlorinebleachwith
ammoniaor acidssuchasvinegar
and/or rust remover.Mixingcan
produceatoxicgaswhichmay
causedeath.
@Do not washor dry articlesthat
havebeencleanedin, washedin,
soakedin, or spottedwith
combustibleor explosive
substances(suchasgasoline,
degreasers,dry-cleaningsolvents,
kerosene,etc.)whichmaygiveoff
vaporsthat couldigniteor
explode.
Do not add thesesubstancesto the
washwater.
Do not usethesesubstances
around your washerand/or dryer
duringoperation.
ISHYDROGEN GAS isproduced
by the chemicalactionwithinyour
waterheater and the gascan
accumulatein the water heater
and/or water pipesif hot waterhas
not beenused for aperiod of two
weeksor longer.HYDROGEN
GASCAN BEEXPLOSIVE
UNDER THESE CIRCU-
MSTANCES.Soto preventthe
possibilityof damageor injury,if
you havenot usedhot waterfor
two weeksor more, or moveinto
aresidencein whichthe hot water
systemmay not havebeenused for
sometime, turn on allhot water
faucetsand allowthem to run for
severalminutesbefore usingany
electricalappliancewhichiscon-
nectedto thehot watersystem.
Thiswillallowanyhydrogengas
to escape.Of course,sincethe gas
isflammable,do not smokeor use
an open flameor applianceduring
thisprocess.
@Neverreachinto the washer
whileit ismoving.Beforeloading,
unloadingor addingclothes,push
in the CycleSelectorknob to
“STOP” position,thenwaituntil
themachinehas completely
stoppedbeforeopeningthelid.
@Closesupervisionisnecessary
if this applianceisusedby or near
children.Do not allowchildrento
playinside,on, or withthisappli-
anceor any discardedappliance.
Disposeof discardedappliances
and shippingor packingmaterials
properly.Beforediscardinga
washeror removingfrom service,
removethe washerlid.
@Keepalllaundry aids(suchas
detergents,bleaches,fabricsof-
teners,etc.) out of thereach of
children,preferablyinalocked
cabinet.Observeallwarningson
containerlabelsto avoidpersonal
injury.
@Keepthearea around and under-
neathyour appliancesfreefrom
the accumulationof combustible
materials,suchas lint, paper,rags,
chemicals,etc.
*Keepthe flooraround your
appliancescleanand dry to reduce
thepossibilityof slipping.
@Tominimizethe possibilityof
electricshock, unplugthisappli-
ancefrom the power-supplybefore
attemptinganymaintenanceor
cleaning(exceptthe removaland
cleaningof the lint filter).NOTE:
Turningthe CycleSelectorknob to
an OFF positiondoesNOT dis-
connectthe appliancefrom the
power-supply.
Continuedcmnextpage
.-
--
—
----
3

%-
amDQTtantSafetyI~~stmctions
(Coktimwed)
@Dowttamperwithcontrols. @Thelaundryprocesscan reduce
the flameretarckmcyof fabrics.To
*DOnot operatethis applianceif avoid.such aresult, the garment
itisdamaged, malfunctioning, manufacturer’scareinstructions
partiallydisassembled,or has shouldbe followedverycarefully.
missingor broken parts, including
adamagedcord OIplug. *Neverclimbon or stand on the
washertop.
@Do not washfiberglassarticlesin
your washer.Skinirritation could For washer operation
resultfrom the remainingparticles
that may be pickedup byclothing ~Do not leavewasherlid.up
during subsequentwasheruse. duringcycle.Thiswillstopthe
washand spinactionand prevent
completionof thecycle.
@Do not changeSPEED SELEC-
TION whilewasherisoperating.If
achangein speed.isdesired,push
in CycleSelectorknob to “STOP”
positionand waitfor washerto
stop. Then selectthenewspeed
and pullout CycleSelectorknob
to restart.
c- \>
Six Cycle Two Spee~Washq with Mini-Wash
.——. .—..—
Variable Water Level Extra Rinse Cycla
ExTRA LARGE
.E;@.KET:: “~
&?&..?3,
\
SCM%ingand Loading
@Sort clothescarefullyby fabric
type, weight,color and amount of
soilaccordingto instructionson
page9.
@RemoveFiber-Flo@pan and
Mini-13asketTMtub. The underside
of the Misagood placeto put the
pan whileloadingor unloading
clothes.
4- —
Do not useMini-Baskettub when
washingregularloads. You’llfind.
completedetailson how and when
to usethe Mini-Baskettub
on page 7.
~Load clothesinto the wash
basketbeing careful not to over-
Ioad. Clothes should be belowthe
retainingring. Seepage 10for
more loading information.
~~Position Filter-l?lopan cmagita-
tor and add measured amount of
detergent. see pages 11through.14.
for information on detergentsand
other laundry additives.
NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-l?lo
pan as awashbasket. Do not put
anyitemsto bewashedin the
Filter-FIopan.
@Seepage6for information on
howto use Bleachand Fabric
SoftenerDispensers.For informat-
ion on bleachesand fabricsoft-
eners, seepage 15.
@CloseIid,washerwillfillbut not
agitateor spinwith lid open.
setting the controls
Usethe Controls SettingGuideon
page 5to helpyou makethe proper
selections.
mSelectWash/Spin Speed
uSelectWash and Rinse
Temperature.
❑SelectWater Level
SMALL: Washerislessthan
I/sfull of cIothes.
MEDIUM: Between?4and
‘/2 full.
LARGE: BetweenMand ?4full.
4
EXTRA LARGE: Over 73full.
MINI-BASKET:Seeinstructions
on page7.
If you wantto increaselevelafter
you’vemadeaselection,turn knob
to “RESET” and selectnewlevel..
❑SelectExtra Rinse,if desired.
Turningcontrolto “ON” willpro-
videaseconddeeprinsein the
RegularCycles.If no Extra Rinse
isdesired,turn controlto “OFF?’
❑Push CycleSelectorKnobin
and turn clockwiseto your selected
washsetting.
UI?uUCycleSelectorKnob out
to start the washer.If you wishto
changesettingafter washerhas
started, push CycleSelectorKnob
in to stop the washerand resetto
the newposition. Settingcan be
changedat any time.

settingchide -- -.
Someadjustmentto theserecommendationsmaybe desirabledependingon yourparticularwashingconditions. =
Cottons&Linens PermanentPress PolyesterKnits
Synthetics&Blends
Workclothes, Workclothes,
Fabric dungarees,etc. dungarees,etc. Whiteor Bright Heavyor Normalor Heavyor Normalor
Colorfast colors OilySoil LightSoil OilySoil
withheavysoil with normalsoil LightSoil
Wash &Spin Normal Normal Normal Normal Gentle Gentle Gentle Gentle
Speed
Wash/Rinse Hot/Cold Hot/Coldor Hot/@ld ‘r Warm/Cold Hot/Cold
Temperature Warm/Cold Warm/Cold Warm/Cold Warm/Cold Warm/Cold
Regular Regular Regular Regular Perm.Press Perm.Press Knits Knits
CycleSelector Normal-for Normal Normalor Normalor Start Start Start Start
Setting smallloads LightSoil LightSoil
Heavy-forall
other loads.
TipstoHelpYouselectsettings
Ek!gukwcycks-
Providelongerwashtimefor most
cottons, linens,work and play
clothes.“Extra Rinse” can be
se~ectedif desired.
Knits~@3-
g;!ie~
ACOITI- ~nit~
effectivepolyesterknits
laundering.Plus an ex-
Perm Presscyck--
An extended
cool-down
sprayrinse
ispro- y:y
vialedto
minimize@
the setting
of wrinkles.
Mini-Quick cyck-—
For small ~
cl—i
lightly ~,
soiled —
START
loadsyou \&
needin aOFF
\
IVlini-
hurry. Usewith NHNI- Quick
cycle
BASKETtub only.See
page 7.
tended co61-downspray ~
rinseisprovidedto bifiimizethe
settingof wrinkles.
What Happens inEach Setting (~pproximate ~iWtW)
Cycie
Selector
Settings %+R:” ‘nitslMini”Quick
I-.-----b-=” !‘“r””’! ‘“i’ !‘oak!L——L——4
Wash 4
Soak 31/2
Wash 18 15 6 823+/2
Spin 33/2 3Y2 3~/2 27/2 32
Rinse 3Y2 3~/2 3V’2 2 37/2 3 2
Spin 77 7 7 4~/2 4Y2 21/2
-.
Znd Rinse *2 *2 *2
?JCITES:QITotaltime includespausesbetweeneachphaseof cycle.
*When“Extra Rinse”control is turnedto ON.
~Totaltime doesnot includewaterfill time. Fill times varydependingon
householdwaterpressureandyourselectedwater level.
5
Soak Setting
Usewith most soakingaids
to loosenembeddedsoils
and stains. Seepage 6.
SOAK“‘‘-’‘- ‘OIL HEAW
!Reaultm ;
ICyaes
W#K”
Em- –
_–
Es#z_ .
—
-.
---
Eaz?iw

Howvtousethe
BleachDispenser Howtouse
theFabtic
SoftenerDispenser
Howtouse
thesoak setting
@Usethisdispenserwithliquid
bleachonly.If you preferto use
powderedbleach,pour it into the
Fiker-Flopan or washbasket
alongwithyour detergent.Do not
put powderedbleachinto the
bleachdispenser.
@Measurebleachcarefully.Here
are somerecommendedamounts:
LARGE WASH-1?4cup (310ml)
liquid
SMALL WASH-% cup(170ml)
liquid
MINI-BASKETtub- ?4cup (60ml)
liquid
@Pour measuredamount of liquid
bleachdirectlyinto bleach
dispenser.
@ml notoverfillorMow
dispenserto overflow.Avoid
splashing.Undilutedbleachcan
causefabric damage.
@NeverpourImdimi?dliquid
Metwhdirectlyontoclothes or
intothe washbasketorMini-
Baskettub.
@Position the Fabric Softener
Dispenseron the Filter-Flopan.
@Pour manufacturer’srecoin-”
mendedamount of fabricsoftener
into astandard measuringcup.
~Add enoughwaterto fillthe cup
1/2 full.
@Pour the dilutedsoftenerinto the
dispenser.
@The fabricsoftenerwillauto-
maticallybe dispensedat the
proper time.
1$DUDnotstop thewasherduring
the firstspin.Thiswillcausethe
dispenserto emptytoo soon.
@When usingFabric Softener
Dispenserwiththe Mini-Basket
tub, useone (1)teaspoon (5 ml)of
concentratedsofteneror one (1)
tablespoon(15ml)of diluted
softener.
~Do notusethe FabricSoftener
DispenserwiththeSk@Settingor
theMini-QuickCycle.
OFF ~
Ilfl m
\
SOIL NORMAL }\
HEAVY
~66SOAK9’settingtemperature
willautomaticallybe cold.
*Extra RinseCycleshould be
OFF.
@If ahot or warmsoak isdesired,
settheWASH/RINSE TEMI?ER-
ATLJREswitchto “1-IOT/COLIY’
or” WARM/COLIY’and turn the
CycleSelectorKnobto “Normal”
in the RegularCycle.Start the
washer.After washerfillsand
beginsto agitate,push in the Cycle
SelectorKnob and turn to
“SOAIC’Pull out the Cycle @
SelectorKnob to completethe
cycle.
@For an extendedsoak aIlowthe
washerto filland agitatefor afew
minutesto dissolvethe soaking
agent. Then push inthe Cycle
SelectorKnob to stop the washer
(keeplid closed)and allowto soak
for as longas desired.After
desiredsoak period, pull out the
CycleSelectorKnobto complete
the cycle.
~Do not use theFabricSoftener
DispenserortheMini-Baskettub
with.the Soak Setting.

HowtoI.Jsethe
Mni”Basket’”tube
TypesdIkMdswhichcanbe
washedintheMirli-lhk!t tub.
~%nallloadsof regularfabrics...
Up to 21Apounds.
@
IMcate loadssuchaslingerie,
panty hose,girdles,blouses,
sweaters,socks, shirts, baby
clothesand other smalldelicate
hand washables.
~Stuffedtoys.
@JTennisshoes.
somespecialimtl’uctims to
rememberwhenyouusetheMini-
hk% tub.
eDo not washclothesin the
regularbasketwhenusingthe
Mini-Baskettub.
*Do not usethe FabricSoftener
Dispenserwith the MINI-QUICK
cycle.
@Do not usethe Mini-Baskettub
withthe Soak Setting.
eYoumustusethe Mini-Basket
tub withthe MINI-QUICK cycle.
@Whenwashingstockings,panty
hoseand other easilytangled
items,alwayshandleseparately.To
minimizetangling,theuseof anet
laundrybagisrecommended.
TheMini-Baskettub isdesignedto
beusedtwo ways:
❑TheMini-Baskettub can be
usedto handlesmallloadsof
regularfabrics—upto 21/2pounds
—or for easyand economical
washingof delicatehand
washables.
Here’showto usethe Mini-Basket
tub:
@Removel?ilter-Fiopan.
@PlaceMini-Baskettub on
agitator.Pullthe agitatortoward
the front of the machinefor easier
installationand removalof Mini-
Baskettub.
eLoad clothesin Mini-Baskettub.
Seepage9sortinghelp.
@After loadingclothesin the Mini-
Baskettub, besuretorep[acethe
Fi[ter-.i?lopan.The pan servesas a
lidto keepthe clothesin the Mini-
Baskettub.
e
‘.. ..-
7
ePut 1Ato %cup (60to 80ml)
detergentin Filter-Flopan.
*TouseBleachand Fabric
SoftenerDispenser,seepage 6.
*Closelidand setcontrolsas
follows:
—SetWaterLevelto “MINI-
E3ASKET”position
Variable Water Level
EXTRA LARGE
e
RESET
LARGE
Nllrdl- .,.
MEDIUM BASKET““”
:x SMALL
–SelectdesiredWash/Spin Speed,
Wash/RinseTemperatureand
Cycle.Seepage 4.
—Pullout CycleSelectorKnob to
start washer.
❑TheMini-Quickwcycledews
youto usetheMini-Baskettub to
washsmall,lightly-soiledloadsof
clothesthat youneedinahurry.
Followallthe stepsgivenabove
exceptfor CycleSelection.
ePush the CycleSelectorKnob in
and turn clockwiseto “MIN!I-
QUICK” Cycle.
~Pull CycleSelectorKnob to start
washer.cycle willbe completed
automatically.

Emergy=savingTips
Weare allconsciousof theneed
to saveenergy—toprotectour
country’senergyreservesand to
helpus savemoney.Thereare
severalthingsyou can do to reduce
theamount of energyneededto
washyour clothes:
1. UseHot Wash-140° (60°C)—
onaregularbasison[ywhen
washingheavilysoiled
articles—suchas work and play
clothes.
2. Under normalsoilconditions,
washin waterabove80°F(27‘C).
Thisgenerallymeansusingthe
WarmWashtemperaturesetting
on yourwasher—temperatures
approximately95“1?(35“C).If you
noticethat soilhasaccumulated
after severalconsecutivewashings,
useHot Washoccasional~y,if safe
for fabrics.
3. Tryto washlessoften. Save
articlesof the sametypeof fabric
untilyou haveafullload.
4. If you mustwashsmallerloads,
adjust the amountof water.Small
loadsshouldhavelowerwater
levels.
5. Washin off-peakutilityhours.
Yourlocalutilitycan tellyou
whichare the off-peakhours.
6. Useyour washer’sNormal
SpeedSpin.Thiswillremovemore
waterduringspin,whichwill
shortendryingcycleto savemore
energy.The dryingwillremoveany
wrinkleswhichmayresultfrom the
Normal Spin.
7. Useyour Mini-BasketTMtub for
verysmallloads.It useslesswater
than the smallwaterlevelin the big
tub on thiswasher.Youwillalso
saveon detergentand energy.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If your
clothesand householditemsdon’t
look cleanand freshafter washing,
what are you apt to do? Youwill
probablythen re-washthem ...
and that meansyou’llwaste
energy.Rememberto sort your
clothescarefully,and load them
properly,selectcorrectcycles,use
enoughdetergentand choosea
watertemperaturewarmenough
torekaseandgetridof soiL

Goodsorti~lgmeans
S(M’$by surfacetexture
Separate 7
*
13
Lint
Producers
from
●
\3
Lint
Collectors
IJNT’ PRODUCERS—suchas
terry towelingand chenille—give
up lint.
LINT COLLECTORS—suchas
man-made fibersand napped
fabricslikevelveteenand corduroy
—attract lint.Thesemust be
washedseparately.
FORMOREHW’ORMA’HON
$3NLINTCONTROL,SEE
PAGE20.
esortby fabric
Separate .
i
\7
Cottons &
Linens
from
,
m
Permanent
Press&
Blends
from
from
3’
v,
In addition to sorting to reducelint
collecticm,it is recommendedthat
fabricsof similarconstructionbe
washedtogether wheneverpossible.
betterwashing
EkN”tby soil
Separat
from
.
\3
Medium
Soil
from
from
from
●
n
Darks
from
kp%’ast~
FORINSTRUCTIONSON
DIYFERENTE’ABRICSAND
LOADS, SEE PAGES 18and 19.
9
It pays tocheck md
pl’epart? clothesfor‘washing.
@Empty pockets,brushout cuffs,
zipzippers,snap snaps,hook
hooksand button buttons.
@DOany necessaryrnending—
rips, hems,tears.
@Checkallitemsfor areas of
heavysoilor stain.
@Removestains. FOR STAIN
REMOVALCHART, SEE
PAGE 16.
@Turn Poly Knitsinside-outto
minimizefabricsurfacedamage.
soaking &Pre-treating—
agood way to loosen
deep soils and stains.
Athorough soakingwithdetergent
or specialsoakingagentisan ex-
cellentwayto removeheavysoils,
embeddeddirt and evensome
stains.
Soakingcan be eitheracompletely
separatewashingstepor aprelimi-
nary stepto acompletewashcycle.
For detailedinformation on how
to soak in yourwasher,pleasesee
page6.
Toll Information ON
SOAKING AGENTS, SEE
PAGE 15.
~Pre-treat heavysoilby rubbing
in asmallamount of liquid
detergentor apastemadeof water
and powdereddetergentor soap.
For bestresultswait %hour
before washing.
5a4w—
Em-FL..

Howtoloadyourwasher —
~Load clothesdry.
@Takeaproperly sorted group of
clothesand drop them looselyin
thewashbasket in this order:
LargeItems—likesheets. Do not
wrap around the agitator.
SmallItems—1ikewashcloths.
MediumSizeItems—liketowels.
Here isatypicalfull load:
3DoubleSheets
6Long SleeveShirts
3BoxerShorts
6Standard Pillow Cases
5T-shirts
4Pair Trousers
6Handkerchiefs
Thisillustrationwithclothesjust
reachingtheClothesRetaining
Ring,showsaproperload.Clothes
haveampleroomto movebecause
theyarenot packeddown,nor
wrappedaroundtheagitator.
Clothesareloadeddry sincewet
itemsare apt to pack downwhich
encouragesoverloading.Thissize
load requiresafullwater fill.
what isthe bestsizekmdof
Ch.lthes-hge> Imdiuxnyorsmall?
save time,energy anddetergent
by avoidingextra useof the
washer.Tryto washafullload of
clothes. If you can it isbetterto
saveclothesuntilyou haveafull
load. If you must wash smaller
loads, savewater,energyand
detergentby adjustingthewater
levelfor the sizeof the load. See
page 4.
Specialrecommendationsfor
washingpermanentpressif you
do not hive adryer.
If you are machine-washing
Permanent Press clothesthat you
plan to hang or drip-dry,useextra
careto minimizewrinklingin the
wash process:
@Becarefulnot to overload
washer.Permanent Pressclothes
must haveampleroom to move
freely.AMediumsizePermanent
Press load isthe largestthat should
be washed.
@Use more water than you would
for aregularload. UseaMedium
Water Levelfor aSmallLoad; an
Extra LargeWater Levelfor a
MediumLoad.
~Removeclothesas soon as
washerstops and hang
immediately.
‘h add itemsafterthewasherhas
started.
UITurn off the washer.
@Carefullyremovethe Filter-l?lo
pan.
@Add any additionalarticlesby
submergingnextto the agitator.
@Replacethe Filter-l?lopan and
restart the washer.
NOTE: Do not usethe Filter-Flo
pan as awashbasket. Do not put
any itemsto be washedin the
Filter-Flopan.
NOTE: When washingstockings,
panty hoseand othereasilytangled
items,alwayshandleseparately.To
minimizetangling,the useof anet
laundrybagisrecommended.
.-
10

IPduds:
e
~._
PkBsphfa&———
Powdered Detergents
I’40rM?lK@M+-—
PowderedDetergents
Liquid
Advantages:
Perform wellin hard or soft
water.
Washalltypesof fabricswell.
Can be usedin hot, warm, or
coldwater.
Perform satisfactorilyin soft
or moderatelyhard water.
In someareas onlynon-
phosphateproductsare
available.
Perform wellin soft water.
Offer betterperformancein
hard waterthan powdered
non-phosphatetypes.
Cleansyntheticsand fabric
blendswell.
Are excellentas concentrates
for removingspots.
Completelydissolveevenin
coldwater.
Perform wellin soft water.
Disadvantages:
Are not availablein some
areas.
Generallydo not cleanwellin
hard water.
Maybe difficultto dissolve,
especiallyin coldwater.
Shouldnotbe usedin cold
water.
Thosecontainingsodium
carbonate asan ingredientmay
causeharmful limestone
depositson.clothesand washer
whencombinedwithhard
water.(SeePage 14.)
May not perform as wellas
powderedphosphateproducts
whendilutedin washwater.
Generallydo not cleanwellin
medium-hard or hard water.
May combinewith water
hardness mineralsto form
stickysoap curd.
Continued on nextpage
.

ThedamagingeffectsofCarbonateDetergents
on.your clothesandyour washer.
is yourwaterhard? If it is,and if The hardnessof yourwaterand week,you mayseelimestone
youuseacarbonatetypenon- your washingfrequencywill build-upsinjust afewmonths.
phosphatedetergent,the determinehow rapidlythe lime- (seePage 14).
unavoidableresultwillbelimes- tone willbuildup. If yourwateris
stone*depositson yourclothes VERYHARD (11or moregrains)
and washersurfaces. evenif you washjust afewloadsa
Damage toChines
Althoughlimestonebuild-up
occursmorerapidlyon cotton,
it willeventuallyaffect various
fabricsin the followingways:
@Givesastiff, harsh, roughfeel
to fabricssuchastoweling.
*Causescolorsto fadeand
becomedulland dingy.
~Causesgrayingof fabrics.
~Leavesawhite,powderyresidue
on dark-coloreditems.
~Causesspot-fadingof bright
colorsasaresultof directcontact
withdetergent.
@Reduceswrinkle-resistanceof
permanent-pressfabrics.
@Destroyseffectivenessof flame-
retardant finisheson cottonssuch
aschildren’ssleepwear.
~Increasesfabricwearbecause
of the scrubbingactionbetween
limestonedepositson the fabrics
duringwasheragitation.
Damage to washer
~Unsightlybuild-upon allwasher
surfacesexposedto the wash
solution.
*Mat-likecrustyformations
causedby lintadheringto the
stickylimestonedeposits.
~Increasedservicecallsbecauseof
limestonedepositsin thepump,
recirculationwater hoses,filters
and other washerparts.
*Reducedusefullifeof washer.
How toIredwi!ehw?3tone
ibuiki-ups
RecommendedMethods
~Useapowderedphosphate
detergentor aliquiddetergentif
theseare availab~ein your area.
@Installahomewatersoftener.
Thiswillsignificantlyreduce
limestonebuild-up.
~Useapackagednon-precipitating
water softener,suchas Calgon
withphosphate.
SecondaryMethods
The followingmethodshave
limitedbenefitand willonlydelay
temporarilythe formation of the
limestonedeposits.
@tJse of hotter washwater,for
example125‘1?to 135‘F (52°Cto
57°C)for cottons. Thisalso
improvesoily-soilremoval.
@Adding detergentand allowing
washerto filland agitatefor three
or four minutesto dissolve
detergentbefore addingclothes.
How topartially restore
clothes
~Soakclothesin asolution of 2
cupsof vinegarin onegallonof
hot tap-water for 15minutes. USE
APLASTIC CONTAINER.Then
washclothesin the Washerusing
detergent.
CAUTIONS:
~Donotusevinegarsoaksolution
inwasher.Theacidicaction of the
vinegarmaydamagethe porcelain.
oVinegarsoaksolutionmay
reducethewrinkle-resistanceof
permanent-pressfabrics.
~Vinegarsoakmaydamagethe
dyesinsome‘tabrics.
*LIMESTONE–technically called CALCIUM CARBONATE–is caused by the
reaction of lhe calcium in the hardwater with the sodium carbonate in the detergent.

Howmuch detergentshouldyouuse?
-.
Theuseof asufficientamountof
detergentisone of the most import-
ant thingsyou can do to make
sureyour wash comesout clean.
Amount I’equnh!dlvaries
Wording to:
1. Waterhardness
2. Amount of soil
3. Sizeof load
4. Typeof detergent
5. Washtemperature
Usemoredetergentif
youhave.●.
1. Hard water
2. Largeloads
3. Greasyor oilysoils
4. Lowerwashtemperature
5. Lowphosphate detergent.
If the recommendedamountof
detergentproducestoo manysuds,
switchto alowsudsingdetergent
brand, and followinstructionson
package.
/————==------
-7
Usingtoo littledetergentisacom-
mon causeof laundryproblems.
Alwaysmeasuredetergentin a
High Sudsing
Powder Type
rLow %dsing
Concentrated
Powder Type
Howto usedetergent
Granular or Powdered—Placein
the filterpan for normalcondi-
tions, but, for bestresults,put the
detergentnextto theagitatorafter
the clotheshavebeenloaded.
If your detergentdoesn’tdissolve
well,pre-dissolvethedetergentin
hot waterthen pour directlyinto
thewashbasket.
standard measuringcup.
-
E4?s%x
~..
eRecommendedamountofdetergent fortavemgesoil
I(M !@-@Swking powder.
-
Water Water Level Setting
Hardness Extra Large Medium Small Mini
Larae Basket
VERY
HARD 2cups 1%cups 1%2cups 1Vl cups ‘/3 cup
10-20Gr. I
J3ElsLwps
.11/4cups,3ACUP,‘/4 cup
SOFT
O-4Gr. 1cup 1cup %cup ‘/2 cup ‘/8CUP
o-1o 1cup %cup ‘/2 cup
Grains ‘/2 cup ‘/4 cup
2Er’ II1
FOLLOW PACKAGEDIRECTIONS
1. Userecommendedamount of
detergentfor yourload and water
hardnessas shownin chart.
—n
-
—.
=-
Ei+w-r.
—
-
—
-
—r
—
2. Other detergenttypes—Low
and normal suds,powders,liquids,
non-phosphatepowders,follow
recommendationson package.
3. For hard watertreatment, see
page 14.

Beforeyou can decidewhatto do
about hard water,you needto
knowif’youhaveit and, if so, how
hard it is.
~If you livein amunicipalarea,
contactyour water company.
~If you livein arural area, or in
somesuburban areas, contactyour
countyagent.
Theanswerwillbe “you have ‘so
manygrains’per gallon” and
meansthis:
Cto 3grainsper gallon-SOFT,
4to 10grahls-H_ARD, 11to 19
grains-VERY HARD, 20grains
andover—EXTREMELYHARD.
If yourwaterisSOFT,youhaveno
problem.Youcanusesoapor
detergentasyoupreferand forget
allabouthardwater.If youhave
HARDwater—lessthan 10
grains-and youusephosphate
detergent,youalsohaveno
problem.
But,ifyouhavemorethan 10
grains,youwillneedto softenyour
waterwitheither...
1. An installedwatersoftenerin
yourhome,or
2. Theuseof apackagedwater
softener.
—
—
For informationonwater
softeners9seechartbehv.
Add this much water’softener’with afu.mwaterkd
Grainsof
hardness o-1o 10-15 15-20 20-25 25-30 over30
Whenusing o‘/4 cup ‘/2 2/3 1cup 1cup plus1tbs. for every5
with detergent (60ml) ,(120ml) (160ml) (240ml) grainsabove30(240ml plus
15ml for eachextra5grains)
11/4cupplus 1tbs. for every5
Whenusing ‘/3 cup */3 cup %cup 1cup 11/2cup
with soap (80ml) (160ml) (180ml) (240ml) (300ml) grainsabove30(300ml plus
15ml for eachextra5grains)

other BauBldryproducts—
Laundry
Product &Type
BLEACH
ChlorineLiquid
suchas Cloroxbrand
OxygenPowdered
suchas Clorox2
brand
FABRICSOFTENERS
Rinseadditivesuch
as Downybrand
WashAdditivesuch
as Rain Barrelbrand
SANITIZER
Chlorine Bleach,
suchas Cloroxbrand
eWATERSOFTENER
Non-Precipitating
suchas Calgonbrand
Precipitating suchas
Boraxbrand
SOAKAGENT
Suchas Bizbrand
PRE-TREATING
STAINAND SPOT
REMOVERS
Suchas
Spray ‘nWash
and K2Rbrands
TINTS AND DYES
Powdered suchas
Rit and Tintexbrands
How’toUIM?it
UseyourBleachDispenseraccord-
ingto instructionson page6.
Followpackagedirections.
Put bleachinto washerwith detergent.
UseyourFabricSoftenerDispenser
accordingto instructionson page6.
FollowPackagedirections.
Add duringwashcycle.
Usein caseofinfectionand
contagiousdisease.
Seeunder Bleachabove.
Followpackagedirections
Add at start of washcycle.
Followpackagedirections.
Usewithdetergentor soap in
washcycle.
Followpackagedirections.
Followpackagedirections.Treat
onlyheavilysoiledareas. Check
garment’shangtag for instructions.
Followpackagedirections.
NOTE: Tinted garmentsmaynot be
color-fast. Washseparately.
special Instructions
1)Do not pourundilutedliquidchlorinebleach
directlyinto washeror ondryclothes.
2)Someof today’swashablefabricsshould
not be chlorinebleachedsuchas: 100%’o
cotton flame-retardantchildren’ssleep-
wear,silk, wool,mohair,spandex,leather,
or non-fastcolors. Dilutebleachbefore
usingon anyfabric.
3)Checkmanufacturer’shangtagsfor
specialinstructions.
1)Maybe usedon all kindsof fabrics.
2)Ismosteffectivein hot water.
1)Helpsmakeclothesfluffyand soft.
2)Reducesstatic electricity.
3)Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause
stainingon someclothes.
Usecarefully.Toomuchmaycause
stainingon someclothes.
Guardsagainstinfectionby killing
most bacteriaand viruses?
Suspendshardnessmineralsin solution,
keepingwaterclear.
Combineswithwaterhardnessmineralsto
form precipitatewhichgivescloudyor milky
appearanceto water.
CAUTION:Washercontrol panelsand finishes
maybedamagedbysomelaundry pre-treat-
ment soiland stain removerproductsif such
products aresprayedon or havedirectcontact
withthe washer.Applythesepre-treatment
productsawayfromwasher.The fabricmay
then bewashednormally.Damageto your washer
causedbypre-treatmentproductsisnot covered
byyourwarranty.
Cleanwasherto avoiddiscolorationof nextload.
Go throughcompletecycle(5-rein.wash)using
hot water, Yicup(120ml)detergent, 1cup(240ml)
bleach. Wipeexteriorparts. Caution: Tintingmay
discolorplasticinwasher.Subsequentwashingswill
reducediscoloration but maynevereliminateit.
“For more information on sanitizers, send for Government Bulletin, #57B, “Sanitation in Home Laundering:’ See page 17for address
15
———.—-—————— ———— ———

How toremovestains
1. Tr~rto remote stains as soon as stain removal guide
possible. The fresher the stain, the
easier it is to remove, Stain
2. Before attempting to remove any
stain, take these steps: Adhesives(ChewingGum, etc.)
@Find the fabric and the finish in
the chart at right, and use only
recommended methods.
@Check the hang tag instructions Antiperspirants,Deodorants
that came \vith the garment.
@Test stain removal product on
an in-side seam or sample of the
material.
@Avoid use of hot water on
unknown stain. It can set some
stains.
3. Follow stain removal with a
thorough rinsing.
4. Wash with recommended amount
of soap or detergent.
Stain RemovalHint—
using chlorineBk!achfor
WhiteandBkashabk Fabrics.
,MixMcup (60 ml) chlorine bleach
with one gallon (3.8 liter) of cool
~~ater—approximately 80°F (27‘C)
—in asink or pan. Soak stained
area for 5minutes and launder in
\vasher.
The Case of the “Invisible” Stain.
Food or cooking oils on your
synthetic garments may cause stains
\vhich are virtually invisible and
\vhich you may not notice as you
put your clothes into the washer.
If these stains are not completely
removed in the wash, the oily spots
may pick up dirt from the wash
\vater. Then they willbecome very
visibleand you may think they were
caused by the wash cycle itself.
Blood
Chocolate, Cream, IceCreamand Milk
Coffeeand Tea
Cosmetics:EyeShadow,Lipstick,Mascara,
Liquidor Pancake Make-up, Rouge,Powder;
Crayon; Grease,Oil, Tar,Cod LiverOil.
FreshFruit, Fruit Juices, Wine, Vegetables,
or FoodColoring
Grass,Foliage,Flowers,Mildew,Scorch
Ink, Ballpoint
Paint and Varnish
Perspiration
Oncehkse spots become visible,
howcan you removethem’?
@Rub in undiluted liquid detergent
and let stand 30 minutes. Rust
@Re-\vash using hottest water the
fabric can stand.
How can you prevent these *Cau[ion:Bcxausecleaningf’luidstend to betoxic, besureyouare inawellventilated
“After-You-Wash” stains? room whenusingthem. No cleaninglluiclshoulclbe usedunlessuseris familiarwilh the
@increase the amount of cietergent limitationsand requiredcautions(LISU:IIIY printed on Iabcl).Useextremecaution \vitll
normally used. I’lammablccompou{lds.
.
@increase }vatertemperature where Uncicrnocircumstancesshoulclfabricscontaining Ilammablcmaterials(wmcs,
fabric \vilipermit. cleaningfluids,etc.)bcwashedin \Yashcr.
*Wash synthetic garments imorc
()ftcn.

‘white arid Bleachable Fabrics
SeeWashhIgGuide,BleachonPage18.
Rub\vithiceor immerseinverycoldwater. Usedulltool to carefully
scrupeojjf[7smuchadhesiveorgumaspossible.Spongewithasafe
drycleaningfluid~thenlaunder.
Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Rinse.If stain remains,bleach
accordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage. If colorhas
changed,youmaybeableto restoreit byspongingwithammonia?*
Rinsethoroughly.
Soakin coolwater,then launderin warmwater.If stainremains,
bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage,launder.
Soakincoolwater.Treatstainwithasafedrycieaningfluid*;Apply
undilutedliquiddetergent,launder,dry.Bleachaccordingto Stain
RemovalHint on oppositepage,launderand dry.
Without cream: Bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on
oppositepage.Launder.Withcream;Followchart directionsfor
cream.
Treatstain withsafedrycleaningfluid~Applyundilutedliquid
detergent;launderanddry.Bleachaccordingto StainRemovalHint
onoppositepage.
Soakstainin coolwater. If stainremains,bleachaccordingto Stain
RemovalHint on oppositepage,launder.
Applyundilutedliquiddetergent.Launder.(Treatmildewspots
\vhiletheyare fresh,beforemoldhasachanceto weakenfabric.) If
eithertypestain remains,bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on
oppositepage, launder.(Severescorchcannot beremoved.)
Freshstains: Placestain facedownonan absorbenttoweland
spongewithdrycleaningfluid; or usespraycleaner.Applyundiluted
liquiddetergent. Oldstains; bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint
onoppositepage.
Softenwithoil, lard or Vaseline,thenspongewithturpentineor
banana oi]. Launderin warmwaler.
Applyundilutedliquiddetergentand launderinwarmwater.Ifcolor
haschangedyoumaybeableto restoreit bytreatingwithammonia
or vinegar?*If anystain remains,treat withsafedrycleaningfluid*
or bleachaccordingto Stain RemovalHint on oppositepage,
launderand dry.
1
Applyrust remover~*usingmanufacturer’sdirections.Rinseand
launder.
other
Sameas
Sameas
bleach.
washable Fabrics
whiteand bleachablefabrics.
whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptuseoxygen
Spongeor soakincoolwater,then launder.
Soakincoolwater.Spongewithasafe drycleaning
fluid?Applyundilutedliquiddetergent, Launder in
warmwater.
Spongewithwarmwater.If stain remains,applywarm
glycerine,let stand 30minutesand rinsewell,or sponge
withasafedrycleaningfluid~Launder.
Spongewithsafedrycleaningfluid?Thenlaunder in
warmdetergentwater.
Spongewithwarmwater.Bleachremainingstain with
oxygenbleach.
Spongewithwarmwater.Applyundilutedliquid
detergent.Bleachremainingstainwith oxygenbleach,
thenlaunder.Oldmildewstainscan seldombe removed.
Scorchcan seldombe removed.
Sameas whiteand bleachablefabricsexceptlaunder
usingoxygenbleach.
Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.
~Launderinwarmwater. Rinsewell.Bleachwithoxygen
bleach.
Sameas whiteand bleachablefabrics.
fjl”f: AND REFER T() GARMENT MANUFACTURER’S CARE INSTRUCTIONS.
ir>[hc~tairl rcmo~a] prouxiurc on ahidden part before applying [o [he m[irc garment.
?Iorc complclc information onstain removal is given in govern me]lt bul!clin, “Removing S[ains From Fabrics:’
oj-$1).‘I-(J(>l~(:li]l:icop>viri[c to: (-C)TISUITICI ln~ornl:l[ion Ccn(cr, Pueblo, Colorado 81009.Availabiea{lowcos[
““I)L>not llli~,thlorinc bleach ivilh ammonia or aciclssuch ds villc~ar and/or rusl remover.
‘,il~iing can prodllcc a(()\iu S(IS)vhich nl:iy caww dca[h.

washingguidefordifferentfabricsimd.loads
Load
Co[tonsand Linens
Knits—
Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic
l\osen Fabrics—
Polyester,Nylon,Acrylic
Permanent
Press,Biends
Rayonand
.4cetate
BabyClothes—
Sturdy,suchas Diapers,Nightgowns,
Shirts,Pads, Sheets,
ReceivingBlankets,Coveralls
BabyClothes—
Delicate
Blankets—
W’ool,Part-Wool, Cotton
Blanket.s—
Synthetic,Electric
Curtains, Slipcovers,Draperies,DO
.hTOTMA CHINE WASHFIBERGLASS?*
ChenilleBedspreads,Robes**
13athmatsand Rugs
Denims(especiallyindigobluejeans)
and other fabricsthat bleed
Plastics: aprons, bibs, tablecloths,
chair covers, bowl covers, curtains
Pillows
I
WashSpeed*
Normal
Gentle
Normal
Normal
Gentle,Light
SoilSetting
Normal
Gentle
5min.soak then
Normalspeed,Light
soilsetting
5min.soak then
Normalspeed,Light
soilsetting
Gentle
Gentle
Normal
Normal
Gentle, Light
SoilSetting
Gentle, Lightor
NormalSoilSetting,
dependingon amount
of soil
Wash Water Temperature
Hot or Warm
Warm
Warm
Warm
Warm
Hot
Warm
Warm
Warm
Hot or Warm
Hot or Warm
Hot or Warm
Coldor Warm
Warm
Warm

Bleach SpeciailInstructions
Ifunusuallysoileduseho
chart on page 13.
4water.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedin
For \vhiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype; fornon-colorfast,use
gentleoxygentype.
UseGentleSpinif linedrying.lf unusuallysoiled,useNormalWashSpeed.Use
maximumdetergentrecommendedin chart onpage 13,Smallloadsreduce
wrinkling.
For whiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype;for non-colorfast,use
gentleoxygentype.
UseGentleSpinif linedrying,If unusuallysoiled,useHot Water.Use
maximumdetergentrecommendedin chart on page 13.Smallloadsreduce
wrinkling.
For \vhiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype; for non-colorfast,use
gentleoxygentype.
UseGentleSpinif linedrying.IfunusuallysoiIed,useHot Water.Smallloads
reducewrinkling.Usemaximumdetergentrecommendedinchart on page13.
For whiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype;for non-colorfast,use
gentleoxygentype.
Seldomneeded.
If needed,useoxygentype.
Youmaypreferto useamildtypedetergent. Dobabyclothesseparately.Pre-
treat spots. Rinsediapers, nightgowns,pads, sheetsafter use. Keepdiapersin a
coveredpailof coldwaterand conditioningagentlike130rateem.
For whiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype. ..
Youmaypreferto useamildtypedetergent. Dohand-knitgarmentsbyhand or
in theMini-Baskettub. Seepage7.
Gentleoxygen
type
Fillwasher,add detergent,allowto dissolvebeforeaddingblanket. Do one
blanketat atime. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.
None
Onelectricblanketsewastrongpieceof clothoverplug. Dooneblanketat a
time. Pre-treat heavilysoiledspotswithliquiddetergent.
None
For whiteorcolorfast,
useliquidchlorinetype. Vacuumout loosedirt beforewashing.
For whiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype. If unusuallysoiled,useNormalWashSpeed.
Washonly2or 3rugsor matsat one time. Shakebeforewashingto remove
excessdirt.
For whiteor colorfast, useliquid
chlorinetype unlesscare tagstates
otherwise.
Fornew“indigo blue” jeans washat least3timesinverysmallloadswithfull
water fill. Jeans needampleroomto moveto avoidwhitelinesat creases.May
discolorplasticwasherparts. Subsequentwashingswillreducediscoloration,
but willprobab[ynevereliminateit. WiIlnot discolorsubsequentloads.
None
UseGentleSpin. DONOTMACHINEDRY.
None
None Today’spillowsare madeof manydifferent materials—dacron,fiber,foam,
polyester,natural feathersand down, for examples.Manypillowscan be
machinewashed,but manufacturer’scareinstructionsmust bejollo wed
careftdly. Ifthere are no instructionson the pillow,do noi machinewash.If
machinewashingis recommended,checkpiliowsfor holesor weakseamsand
mendto preventescapeof feathersor filling.Fillwasher,add detergentand
allowwasherto agitate for severalminutesto dissolvedetergent. Washtwo
pillowsat atime to balanceload, useExtra Largewater level.Check
manufacturer’stag forspecialinstructions.
.
!!$:lveand refertoCkirmnf Manufacturer’s careIimtrtldions

To save mmandMmiy-
bdkm you canforservice,
cheektheProblem solver
If you have aproblem, it maybe
minor. You may be able to correct
it yourself. Just use this Problem
Solver to locate your problemand
then followthe suggested
recommendations.
TheProblem Solver
PROBLEM
I-mrrOR RESIDUE
ON CLOTHES
GREASYOR OILY
STAINSON
LAUNDERED
GARMENTS
POSSIBLE CAUSEAND REMEDY
eIncorrectsortingof clothes.Separatelint-producers(such asterry
towelsand chenile)from lint-receivers(suchas man-madefabrics,
velveteen,corduroy).
*washing too long, especiallyfor smallerloads. For normal soil,
washone-minuteper pound of dry clothes.
@Useof non-phosphatedetergentswhichcombinewithhardness
mineralsto form aprecipitatewhichcan be mistakenfor lint. Use
aphosphateor liquiddetergent;usewarmerwashwateror soften
waterwith an installedmechanicalsofteneror apackagedwater
softener.
~powdery r-esid~efrom granular deter-gentmay appear tobe lint.
Predissolvegranular detergentin hot waterbefore addingto washer;
make suredetergentiscompletelydissolvedbefore addingclothes;
switchto liquidor coldwater detergentor usewarmer washwater.
Seepage 13.
~overloading will cause abrasion which Creates excessive lint. W~h
feweriternswith correctwaterlevel.
@TOOmuch bleach.Usecorrectamount of bleachaccordingto
packagedirections.
@Not enoughdetergentto hold lintin suspensionduringwashcycle.
Increaseamount of detergent.Seepage 13.
~Incorrectuseof fabricsoftener.If usedin wash cycle,softenersmay
react with detergentto createawhitedeposit.Usesoftenersin rinse
cycleonlyunlesspackagespecifiesaddingto washcycle.Use Fabric
SoftenerDispenser.Seepage6.
@Pillingusuallyon polyester-cottonblendsiscausedby normal wear
and may look likelint.Turningclothesinside-outmay providesome
@Staticelectricitycausedby overdryingwillcauseattraction. Use
fabric softenerin rinsecycle.
Theseare sometimescalled“InvisibleStains” becauseyoumay not
noticethem before washingclothes.However,if oilysoilsare not
completelyremovedin washcycle,the oilyspotsmay pickup dirt
from the wash water.The spotswillthen be veryvisible.They are
notcausedby the washer.Washsyntheticgarmentsas soon as
possibleafter wearing.Usemoredetergentthan normal and hottest
water fabric can stand. If spotsappear,rub in undilutedliquid
detergent,letstand 30-minutesandrewashusinghottestwaterfabric
can standwithextradetergent.
20