Laundry tips for dealing with: help family members are safe and successful

Kathy Riggs

The beginning of the school year and the family routine just around the corner for many households. When sending a child to school or education of children successfully do it at home and secure their own clothes, University of Kentucky Extension Service has gathered great information for safety equipment.

In general, his family member should be remembered that most detergents and cleaners, such as bleach and borax, are chemicals. Enter the washroom to try and wash a lot or two contaminated clothing should be as go to a laboratory stretching is considered for laboratory only experiments Ok, so maybe a little, but there were hundreds of laundering accidental poisonings per year should not be taken lightly. (The American Association of __gVirt_NP_NN_NNPS Control Reports <__ 6397 poison children were accidentally exposed to 5 and under the charge packets of individual clothing, in just seven months in 2017 http://www.aapcc.org/ -detergente Warnings / laundry packages / )

In addition to being aware of the washroom products of potentially dangerous, are some additional safety tips with Kenna Ritter Extension Service in the UK here.

Safety - Tips:

• follow read and the product instructions.

• Pay special attention to the sections "Caution", "Warning", "Danger" or "Poison".

• Keep products intact in its original container with the label.

• Never mix with other washing detergent unless enclosed safely directed.

• Keep laundry products out of reach of children and pets.

• Always in the vicinity of the container of detergent, boxes, bottles or bags immediately after use.

• Wash your hands and objects used to distribute or to measure the laundry after use.

• Select wash at a time to do when you can give your attention without distractions.

In addition to the safe handling to be underwear, gets a good cleaning and laundry stain removal can provide a real sense of accomplishment.

Classification tips:

• Color - Separate the egg white, light and dark colors. different temperatures for each required reduce the risk of loss of color.

• Fabric - Sort by fabric and texture.

• Area - Lint Lint invite independent donors.

• Construction - hard or sensitive materials must be separated.

• Dirty - very dirty from lightly soiled laundry.

• Pesticides - Always wash clothes that have been exposed to separate from other items chemicals.

Time-saving tips and practices:

• to prevent Close zippers, hooks, hooks and eyes and eye catching. preventing laces and ribbons bond with other clothing clutter.

• empty bags and brush dirt and lint. Gum, candy, melted crayons colors and other portable objects can create additional work and damage to the machine.

• Make sure that you are certain non-washable items such as belts, jewelry and jewelry not included in the wash.

• Repair items before washing. Rips and tears grow if not repaired. • Treat stains with a recommended treatment.

• Some elements, such as, iron, should be turned upside down to avoid damaging the product.

• Place delicate items on a net bag.

Laundry is one of those tasks that must be performed at regular intervals. It may not be a glamorous job, but it's good family with a keep clean and tidy. You can make beautiful appearance for an amount of time, clothes or favorite prefer. Even small children can take action learning the dryer to empty, socks, matches, etc. For more information on this topic can be found in http://www2.ca.uky.edu/hes/internal/guides/laundry/FRM-AP - 016.pdf .

Kathleen Riggs is the science of family and consumer teachers Extension State University Utah Iron County. Questions or comments can be sent to kathleen.riggs@usu.edu 435-586-8132 or call.

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