washable fabric

If you are treating a washable fabric and directions call for flushing with water, you may rinse the stained article.

A seemingly abstract pattern of symbols on the strap is actually an iPod remote control, built into the washable fabric.

The Amish value practicality over luxury, and they long have embraced washable synthetic fabrics.

And not just by using washable fabrics and eggshell-finish paint.

Oxygen bleaches contain sodium perborate or potassium monopersulfate and are safe for most washable fabrics.

Thanks to streetworthy styling and washable fabrics in jewel tones, the clothes can go from therapy to lunch or back to work, no change necessary.

Grease spots are sometimes removed from washable fabrics by hand or machine laundering.

If you have such a stain on a washable fabric, the best treatment is to sponge the stain with cool water as soon as possible.

Made from washable soft plush fabric they are usually priced at £26.

The term first originated in the late nineteenth century to describe at-home garments designed for maximum practicality and usually made from washable fabrics.