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may result in seam pucker and the appearance of bubbling on panels, which is not caused by interlining failure. Piece dyed goods — ie solid shades — are particularly prone to this, and a minimum steaming should be given. Taffeta Taffeta is a plain weave fabric which has a crisp handle and a lustrous appearance. It is usually made from silk, acetate or polyester. Sizings and finishes are often applied to taffeta during manufacture to increase the crispness and lustre. Very often these finishes are not durable and can be solubilised by water. This causes ring marks and also loss of any surface design — ie moiré or water mark. Taffetas should not be steamed, but finished with a dry iron for best results. Heat and moisture Acrylic fibres become plastic in moist heat, and can be deformed and lose pleats very easily if handled in this condition. Acrylics are used in all types of garments, drapes and furnishing fabrics. Often they are made into pile fabrics which should never be steamed or ironed, because irreversible deformation of the pile will occur. Moisture regain The longer a garment can be left after cleaning, the more time it will have to regain its natural moisture content from the atmosphere before pressing. Natural moisture regained after pressing is liable to make the garment become limp and lose its set and handle. Care labels The reduced demand on the press department in most laundries over the past 20 to 30 years has been due to the development and introduction of man-made fibres. The majority of workwear garments in use today are made from polyester cotton fabric that can be finished in bulk through a tunnel finisher. Cotton workwear garments are now fairly restricted, and include specialist garments that may only be tumble dried, and some that require a quality finish such as chefs’ jackets, which are still pressed. In addition, items and garments made of fabrics that are sensitive to laundry detergents, heat or excessive mechanical action will usually be processed through a dry-cleaning department and will carry a ‘do not wash’ or ‘dry-clean only’ label. Advice on the hot plate temperature on any heat sensitive item will be shown on the care label using the hand iron symbol with dots to signify the maximum recommended finishing temperature. 7.20 GC8N 22 — Laundry Operations Level 2
Labelling for recommended ironing temperature It should be remembered that an electric iron has a calibrated temperature control dial that is labelled to match the dot symbols, which should be checked against the advice on the care label before use. However, the steam heated metal head of a commercial laundry press only has a fixed temperature of approximately 150 °C — so extreme care should be taken in selecting items to be finished on this type of press. Activity 6 Answer sheets p. 7.33 List three items that will be sent to the press department for finishing and give a reason why they can’t be finished in a tumbler, tunnel finisher or calender. Item Reason for pressing eg frilly edged pillowcase High quality finish required 1 2 3 Symbol IRONING Brief meaning Steam ironing may be risky. Cool iron 110 o C Medium temperature iron 150 o C Hot iron 150 o C Do not iron. Steaming and steam treatments not allowed GC8N 22 — Laundry Operations Level 2 7.21
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Candidate Support Pack LAUNDRY OPER
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Contents Section 1: Introduction Se
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Section 10: Maintain effective work
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Laundry Operations Level 2 GC8N 22
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Introduction About this pack Welcom
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Contents Introduction About this Un
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Control of Substances Hazardous to
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Introduction About this Unit This U
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About this learning and teaching pa
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Fire Introduction On average, the B
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Safe on high voltages Dry powder Mu
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Fire drill procedures When the fire
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Accidents and emergencies Introduct
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If there are any special pieces of
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Hazards in the workplace Sharp thin
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Other hazards in the laundry plant
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In laundries that use compressed ai
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For example, mixing hydrogen peroxi
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Activity 11 Which of the following
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Self-check questionnaire 1 2 3 4 5
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Electricity and machine safety Intr
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Activity 14 Choose a machine that y
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Tumble dryer death at Warrender pla
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The maintenance of machinery and eq
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Control of Substances Hazardous to
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Products that have been assessed as
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Chemical spillage Spillages or leak
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Security Introduction Security in t
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Operating machinery and equipment N
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End of Unit activity Major incident
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Activity answer sheets: Fire Activi
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Activity 3 Please ask your trainer
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Activity answer sheets: Accidents a
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Activity 11 Which of the following
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Activity 13 What protective clothin
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Sorting domestic, personal and spec
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Incorrect lifting of laundry bag by
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Activity 2 1 You see smoke coming f
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Activity 4 Detail below the marking
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Disinfection of infected linen in t
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As with all systems, it is not with
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Symbol 40 40 40 Symbol WASHING Brie
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Activity 9 A pastel blue and white
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Sorting contract laundry Introducti
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Setting up the workstation The sort
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Sorting tables should be used when
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Classification Introduction Life wo
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The classification of domestic and
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Soiling type The influence of soili
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Activity 21 Answer sheets p. 3.51 1
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Activity answer sheets: Sorting dom
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Activity 3 Answer the following que
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Activity 6 Question p. 3.11 You are
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What typ
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Activity 12 Why do you think it is
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Self-check questionnaire 1 Document
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Activity 19 Cotton pillowcases are
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Activity 21 Question p. 3.31 1 Some
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Notes GC8N 22 — Laundry Operation
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Retail packing and dispatch Introdu
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Folding In the modern laundry there
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Pillow slips, kitchen cloths and ot
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Once you have checked the buttons/z
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Packaging Laundries use many differ
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Bulk packing and dispatch Introduct
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Packing Laundries are increasingly
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Activity answer sheets: Bulk packin
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Contents Introduction About these U
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Operation of a continuous tunnel wa
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Introduction About these Units The
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• How to plan work, making the be
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Health and safety and maintenance p
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Interruptions to water supply are u
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A high dip on a wash will result in
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What do
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The ingredients for a successful wa
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Activity 6 1 Find out what your lau
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The ideal wash action will also be
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Activity 8 1 Detail the types and n
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The diagram below shows a droplet o
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Enzymes Enzymes are very complex or
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Activity 9 Activity 9 1 List the na
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The wash process Introduction You n
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Activity 10 If you were to use hydr
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If your machine has a PLC (Programm
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Routine maintenance However, some o
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Activity 11 Using the information y
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Self-check questionnaire 1 Explain
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The continuous tunnel washer (CTW)
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How a continuous tunnel washer work
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Hardness Water hardness is the amou
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71 ºC Minimum thermal disinfecting
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Level of water This is usually refe
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Activity 16 Select a CTW in your wa
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As virtually all soiling is either
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Soap Soap is still added to some fu
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Activity 20 What bleach do you use
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Main wash zone This area is where t
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Activity 22 Answer sheets p. 5.111
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For polyester and polyester cotton
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If a bag gets stuck, and is not qui
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Activity 26 Look at the illustratio
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Compressed air supply If you are us
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Activity 27 Find out what the steam
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Process of a continuous tunnel wash
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The weighing device therefore needs
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Troubleshooting Introduction Despit
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Activity 5 Question p. 5.14 1 What
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Activity 17 Question p. 5.58 List t
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Activity 22 Question p. 5.65 Follow
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Activity 25 How do you programme yo
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Activity 30 What are the safety fea
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Activity answer sheets: Troubleshoo
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The finishing characteristics of po
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Communicating effectively with othe
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Communicating with colleagues, imme
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Activity 12 1 Working as a group, s
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Acting on instructions If you are b
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