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FM 42-414 Formula IV. In Table E-4 formula IV is used to make outer clothing, such as field wear and raincoats, water-repellent. Soiled garments sometimes lose repellency. If the garments show poor waterrepellency after they are laundered and dried, they should be treated again. Treated garments are never starched. Be sure that the final rinse operation contains no residual suds. Sudsing interferes with the water repellency of the clothing items. More rising may be needed. Dry according to the care label instructions on the garment. Table E-4. Formula IV* Water Time Temperature Operation Level (min) o F/ o C Supplies Suds Low 5 Lukewarm (100/38) Detergent, liquid-cold, 5 oz Suds Low 5 Lukewarm (100/38) Detergent, liquid-cold, 3 oz Rinse High 2 Lukewarm (90/32) --------------------------------- Rinse High 2 Lukewarm (90/32) --------------------------------- Rinse High 2 Lukewarm (90/32) --------------------------------- Rinse High 2 Lukewarm (90/32) --------------------------------- Water-repellent High 10 Lukewarm (90/32) Compound, water-repellant, treatment textile-finish, type I, aqueous, 3 pints *Note: Not for Quarpel-treated items. Formula V. In Table E-5 formula V is used for mothproofing woolen items before they are stored for the summer or returned to stock. After washing the clothing, place items in extractor for two minutes. Dry the clothing at a temperature not exceeding 130 o F/55 o C. In a separate container, add 1 ounce Permanonce 40 EC to 1 quart of water (100 o F). Add 5 ounces of commercial liquid fabric softener to Permanone and water solution. Stir well and add to final rinse water. Table E-5. Formula V Water Time Temperature Operation Level (min) o F/ o C Supplies Suds High 5 Lukewarm (100/38) Detergent, type II, 6 oz Suds High 5 Lukewarm (100/38) Detergent, type II, 3 oz Rinse High 3 Cold (80/27) ---------------------------- Rinse High 3 Cold (80/27) ---------------------------- Rinse High 3 Cold (80/27) ---------------------------- Formula VI. In Table E-6 (page E-4) formula VI is used to decontaminate clothing that is radioactively contaminated above the maximum tolerance level. For woolen clothing, change the formula to use type II powder detergent with water temperature of not more than 100 o F/38 o C. Also, the washextractor cylinder must be fully loaded and stopped during filling and draining. For white clothing or bedding, a bleaching agent should be used. An organic chelating agent, tetrasodium salt of ethylene diaminetetraacetic acid, is available commercially as Versene, Nullapon, or Sesquestrene. When hard water is used, the amount of chelate should be increased at the rate of 1 ounce chelate per 83 grains of water hardness. An equal weight of sodium hexametaphosphate or sodium tetraphosphate may be substituted for E-3
FM 42-414 the organic chelating agents. Dry cotton and synthetic items at 150 o F and woolen items at a temperature not exceeding 120 o F. E-4 Table E-6. Formula VI Water Time Temperature Operation Level (min) o F/ o C Supplies Suds Low 5 Lukewarm (90/32) Detergent, type I, 6 oz Acid High 5 Hot (140/60) Citric acid crystals, 4 lb Acid High 5 Hot (140/60) Citric acid crystals, 2 lb Chelate High 5 Hot (140/60) Chelating agent, 1 lb dry weight Rinse High 3 Hot (140/60) --------------------------------------- Rinse High 3 Warm (120/49) --------------------------------------- Sour High 5 Tap water Laundry sour, 1 1/2 oz (use equal parts of sodium silicofluoride and sodium acid fluoride) Formula VII. In Table E-7 formula VII is used to launder and decontaminate chemically or biologically contaminated unimpregnated cotton, synthetic, and woolen items. Detergent and super tropical bleach (NSN 6850-00-264-8942) must be mixed together in water before they are put in the washer. Cotton and woolen items must not be put in the same wash load. When items such as belts, webbing, canteen covers, and pack carriers are washed, the time of the first suds should be increased to 15 minutes. Extract for two minutes and tumble dry cotton and synthetics at 150 o F. Tumble dry wool at a temperature not exceeding 120 o F. Table E-7. Formula VII Water Time Temperature Operation Level (min) o F/ o C Supplies Suds High 5 Lukewarm(90/32) Detergent, type II, 6 oz; decontaminating agent; super tropical bleach (STB), 2.5 lb Suds High 5 Lukewarm(90/32) Detergent, type II, 4 oz Rinse High 2 Lukewarm(90/32) ----------------------------------- Rinse High 2 Lukewarm(90/32) ----------------------------------- Rinse High 2 Lukewarm(90/32) Sour, 2 oz Formula VIII. In Table E-8 (page E-5) formula VIII is used to launder durable press garments and BDUs. Load the washer with 60 pounds of laundry. Load the extractor with 30 pounds from the full 60 pounds wash load. Type II detergent is used when laundering BDU items. To prevent the setting of creases, allow the extractor to reach top speed and shut it off immediately. Do not wring or twist garments. DO NOT STARCH, BLEACH, OR PRESS BDU ITEMS; however, this recommendation is left up to the post commander to do otherwise. (See Table E-12, page E-8, for a new wash formula for ECWCS PTFE parka and trousers.)
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