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Before you wash 23 US CA Bleach Remember to check clothing labels before you begin to ensure that garments are bleach-compatible. Liquid bleach: 1 Use half the recommended dose of bleach and dilute with water before adding to your washer. 2 Remove the fabric softener dispenser cup and pour down the inside edge of the agitator stem, in line with the fins. Select the BLEACH option. This changes the rinse to ensure thorough removal of any bleach residue. 3 Add detergent and replace the fabric softener dispenser. 4 Load clothes into the wash basket. 5 Start the wash cycle. Fig.22 Selecting BLEACH option Powdered bleach: Pour half the recommended dose of powdered bleach into the agitator with your detergent. ■■ When washing colored items, please ensure you use color-safe bleach. ■■ If you are using liquid detergent use a liquid color-safe bleach. ■■ Add clothes to the wash basket AFTER bleach has been added. Important! Never pour undiluted, liquid chlorine bleach directly onto clothes, into the wash tub, or straight down the center of the agitator. Irreversible damage to your clothing may occur. Fabric softener The fabric softener goes into the dispenser cup on the top of the agitator. The ring on the dispenser cup is a guide for the amount of fabric softener to add for a full load. Smaller loads require less fabric softener. Softener rinse If you wish to use fabric softener when using the REGULAR or HEAVY DUTY cycles you must select the SOFTENER option. This changes the rinse option to include a deep rinse so the fabric softener will be dispensed correctly. Note: we recommend the use of softener dryer sheets because liquid fabric softener has been known to cause an unpleasant build up inside washing machines. Fig.23 Selecting SOFTENER option In addition, some wash loads are better washed using a cycle with a deep rinse. For instance, garments that have a lot of sand or sawdust in them, or garments where the color still runs. For these loads select the SOFTENER option, as this will change the rinse to include a deep rinse.

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23
US
CA
Before you wash
Bleach
Remember to check clothing labels before you begin to ensure that
garments are bleach-compatible.
Liquid bleach:
1
Use half the recommended dose of bleach and dilute with water before
adding to your washer.
2
Remove the fabric softener dispenser cup and pour down the inside edge
of the agitator stem, in line with the fins. Select the BLEACH option. This
changes the rinse to ensure thorough removal of any bleach residue.
3
Add detergent and replace the fabric softener dispenser.
4
Load clothes into the wash basket.
5
Start the wash cycle.
Powdered bleach:
Pour half the recommended dose of powdered bleach into the agitator with your detergent.
■
±
When washing colored items,
please ensure you use color-safe bleach
.
■
±
If you are using liquid detergent use a liquid color-safe bleach.
■
±
Add clothes to the wash basket AFTER bleach has been added.
Important!
Never pour undiluted, liquid chlorine bleach directly onto clothes, into the wash tub, or straight
down the center of the agitator. Irreversible damage to your clothing may occur.
Fabric softener
The fabric softener goes into the dispenser cup on the top of the agitator.
The ring on the dispenser cup is a guide for the amount of fabric softener
to add for a full load. Smaller loads require less fabric softener.
Softener rinse
If you wish to use fabric softener when using the REGULAR or HEAVY DUTY
cycles you must select the SOFTENER option. This changes the rinse option
to include a deep rinse so the fabric softener will be dispensed correctly.
Note: we recommend the use of softener dryer sheets because liquid fabric
softener has been known to cause an unpleasant build up inside washing
machines.
In addition, some wash loads are better washed using a cycle with a deep rinse. For instance,
garments that have a lot of sand or sawdust in them, or garments where the color still runs. For
these loads select the SOFTENER option, as this will change the rinse to include a deep rinse.
Fig.22 Selecting
BLEACH option
Fig.23 Selecting
SOFTENER option