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	<title>Comments on: Laundry comes out of washing machine badly creased?</title>
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		<title>By: Holes in washing (laundry) - Whitegoodshelp Blog</title>
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		<description>[...] &#8230; that many people don&#8217;t realise that different types of laundry have different wash load capacities and that exceeding them amounts to overloading. In this case the consequences are more likely to be reduced wash efficiency but if you put a full load of denim or shirts on a wash programme that does the maximum spin it could account for some damage to the clothes. Here is a link to a previous article showing the maximum recommended loads for certain fabrics (again, consult your washing machines instruction book because the load size as will vary amongst manufacturers and models especially models with larger or smaller drum capacities) Laundry comes out of washing machine badly creased? [...]</description>
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