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Candidate Support Pack - Scottish Qualifications Authority

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If you are given an item made from linen, wool, mixed fibres, acrylic or other fibres or from<br />

material not usually dried in your department, you should find the care label attached to<br />

the item and read the advice given about drying.<br />

Activity 6<br />

If you tumbled a woollen jumper on a high heat setting it would shrink, lose its<br />

pleasant feel and might scorch. Tick the likely results of drying white cotton and<br />

polyester garments together on a high heat setting.<br />

The polyester garment would get over-dried. ■<br />

The polyester garment would crease. ■<br />

The cotton garment would never dry. ■<br />

The polyester garment would go yellow. ■<br />

The cotton garment would catch fire. ■<br />

Care labels for drying fabric<br />

The effects of using the wrong drying technique can result in permanent damage to the<br />

articles being dried. If there is any doubt in your mind about the suitability of tumbledrying<br />

or the method of removing moisture from an article, then seek advice from your<br />

supervisor or manager.<br />

Symbol<br />

DRYING<br />

Brief meaning<br />

Tumble-dry at low<br />

heat setting<br />

Tumble-dry at high<br />

heat setting<br />

Do not tumble dry<br />

Hang to dry<br />

Dry flat<br />

Drip dry<br />

Answer sheets p. 6.20<br />

GC8N 22 — Laundry Operations Level 2 6.13

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