care label

Turning it inside out, she failed to find a care label.

Certain information is not included on care labels, though.

Care labels can be crucial when consumers shop for clothing.

The last resort is to use bleach, but read the fabric care label first.

Check the care label on the bale of fabric when you are buying it.

He reaches for the care label and soberly studies the instructions - four lines long.

Keep a file of manufacturers' care labels, and follow their directions when cleaning is necessary.

"There are seven billion garments consumed in the United states each year that require care labeling.

There are different standards for care labels for the different countries/regions of the world.

The care label describes the allowable treatment of the garment without damaging the textile.

Industry savants offer this basic advice: * Read all attached care labels.

If possible anything made with metallic fibers should be dry-cleaned, if there is no care label.

Most garments manufactured and sold in the United States have permanently attached care labels.

They made improvements to sizing standards and began to use fiber content and care labels in clothing.

Architects left no care labels for their buildings a century ago, and cleaning a building is a complicated mix of science, craft and business reality.

Bright 'poison' tags could be attached to pot plants and a warning included on the care label.

They will be care labels."

Read care labels carefully.

Such symbols are written on labels, known as care labels, attached to clothing to indicate how a particular item should best be cleaned.

"These will not be warning labels," insisted the American Meat Institute, but "care labels."

Also, some manufacturers voluntarily label apparel or indicate on laundering or care labels that the product is flame resistant.

And it has received quiet censure; last year, the Government fined the company $50,000 for care labels on garments that led to damage of the material.

(Always check care labels!)

Pad printing has been recently introduced to textile printing for the specific purpose of printing garment tags (care labels).

Yet despite manufacturers' care labels, rubberized raincoats or those coated with vinyl or polyurethane can't be dry-cleaned.