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The document pairs symbol knowledge with professional laundry good practice steps for safer handling of soiled or infected items, correct sorting and loading, appropriate chemical dosing and wash cycle selection, and routine maintenance of filters. 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Wear aprons and gloves when handling soiled laundry.  \n2. Wash and sanitise hands regularly.  \n3. Do not eat or drink in the laundry.  \n4. Sort laundry before loading the washing machine.  \n5. Separate whites from colours.  \n6. Separate natural and synthetic fabrics to reduce the posibility of static.  \n7. Never open red water soluble bags to sort linen.  \n8. Use a sluice wash cycle for foul or infected laundry.  \n9. Routinely remove lint and dust from both inlet and outlet filters.  \n10. Training and refresher courses should be carried out on a regular basis.  \nDO  \n1. Always use a dirty to clean work flow system.  \n2. Check levels in product containers.  \n3. Ensure correct chemical dose is selected.  \n4. Select correct machine wash cycle .  \n5. Load machine with correct dry weight / number of items.  \n6. Pre-sort linen into marked laundry bins.  \n7. Select ‘cool down’ when drying polycotton items.  \n8. Inspect linen for residual smells, wear, tear and stains.  \n9. Keep clean linen away from soiled linen.  \n10. Wash at correct temperature.  \n11. Clean lint traps daily.  \nDO NOT  \n1. Do not overload or underload the machine.  \n2. Do not alter the wash process cycles as this may lead to poor results.  \n3. Do not stop a cycle halfway through as this could damage the fabric.  \n4. Do not overdry fabric as this will cause excessive creasing.  \n5. Do not leave fabric in the dryer after the cycle has finished.  \n6. Do not leave wet washed linen overnight.  \n7. Do not store any linen on the floor, always use bins or containers.  \n8. Do not forward the cycle.  \n9. Do not stack over dried or tightly packed linen onto a trolley whilst still hot.  \n+44 (0)[1772 322200](1772 322200 | sales@evansvanodine.co.uk | www.evansvanodine.co.uk)[ | sales@evansvanodine.co.uk | www.evansvanodine.co.uk](1772 322200 | sales@evansvanodine.co.uk | www.evansvanodine.co.uk)","cbCaiu2GhDOzHnVC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiu2GhDOzHnVC","pdf",2426688,"English","# Laundry symbols\n## Bleaching, drying, ironing, and dry cleaning\n## Professional laundry procedures - good practice\n## Do and do not instructions","[{\"question\":\"What are the key laundry symbols covered in this guide?\",\"answer\":\"The guide covers bleaching, dry cleaning, tumble drying, ironing, washing temperature limits, and steam-related symbols, including “Do Not” variations.\"},{\"question\":\"What good practice steps are recommended when handling soiled laundry?\",\"answer\":\"Wear aprons and gloves, sort laundry before loading, separate whites from colours, and separate natural from synthetic fabrics to reduce static. 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