| Garment machine
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| | used on a regular basis without harming
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| To produce the end product, Garments, a
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| | the Garment, the label does not have to
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| lot of processes are carried out.
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| | mention bleach. If using chlorine bleach
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| Different machinery or instruments are
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| | on a regular basis would harm the
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| set up to perform varied activities.
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| | Garment, but using non-chlorine bleach on
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| Industrial sewing machines, cutting
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| | a regular basis would not, the label must
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| machines, finishing and steam machines,
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| | say, "Only non-chlorine bleach, when
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| embroidery machines, quilting machines,
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| | needed." If all commercially available
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| dry clean machines and many more are
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| | bleaches would harm the product when used
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| distinct machinery to perform industrial
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| | on a regular basis, the label must say
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| activities before producing Garments.
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| | "No bleach" or "Do not bleach."
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| Quantitative fabric-needle-sewing machine
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| | Drying Unless regular use of a high
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| interactions at different speeds have
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| | temperature will harm the Garment when
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| been used to construct qualitative rules
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| | machine dried, the label doesn't have to
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| mapping fabric properties to optimum
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| | indicate a temperature setting. The label
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| sewing machine settings for the next
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| | must always say whether a Garment should
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| generation of "intelligent sewing
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| | be dried by machine or some other method.
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| machines", using model free estimation.
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| | If specific drying instructions are given
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| The inference procedures of fuzzy logic
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| | such as "Dry flat," the manufacturer
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| have been implemented in a neural network
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| | isn't required to state "Do not tumble
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| to allow for optimization of output
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| | dry."
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| membership functions and subsequently,
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| | Ironing If regular use of a hot iron
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| self-learning. The technique is
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| | will not harm a product, it is not
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| successfully applied to industrial
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| | necessary to indicate a temperature
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| lockstitch and overlock sewing machines.
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| | setting. Ironing information must be
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| Optimum settings were achieved under
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| | given on a care label if ironing will be
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| static and dynamic machine conditions
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| | needed on a regular basis. If a Garment
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| from the properties of difficult fabrics
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| | will be harmed by ironing, even if
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| and compensation for mishandling by the
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| | ironing is not regularly needed, the
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| operator over the speed range of the
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| | label should state "Do not iron" if a
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| sewing machine.
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| | consumer could reasonably be expected to
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| Dry Clean vs. Dry Clean Only Did you
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| | iron the product.
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| know that articles of clothing cannot be
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| | Warnings If a consumer could reasonably
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| marked "Dry Clean Only" unless there is
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| | be expected to use a care procedure that
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| proof that washing is harmful to the
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| | would harm the product, the FTC requires
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| Garment? Furthermore, if a Garment can be
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| | a warning be issued on the label i.e.,
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| washed and dry cleaned, the manufacturer
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| | "Do not," "No," "Only," to warn against
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| must only include one of these
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| | harmful procedure. If a procedure on one
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| instructions. Dry Clean instruction on
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| | Garment could cause harm to another being
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| the label does not mean that the Garment
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| | washed with it, a warning must be
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| cannot be cleaned by washing, but rather
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| | indicated. Some examples of these
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| that dry cleaning is an appropriate
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| | warnings are "Wash with like colors" or
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| cleaning method.
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| | "Wash separately."
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| If you intend to wash your "Dry Clean"
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| | Reading Between the Lines The minimum
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| items, you should probably consider
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| | washing instructions required on a care
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| shrinkage, fabric treatments and
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| | label include a method of washing and
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| colorfastness. Often, a manufacturer will
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| | drying, for example "machine wash. Tumble
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| label a Garment "Dry Clean" because it
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| | dry." How is this interpreted according
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| provides some protection when they aren't
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| | to the FTC? The Garment can be machine
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| sure how it will react to traditional
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| | washed and tumble dried at any
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| laundering.
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| | temperature, ironing isn't necessary, any
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| Washing by Hand vs. machine All labels
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| | type of bleach can be used, and no
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| must say whether a Garment should be
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| | warnings are required.
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| washed by hand or machine, and must also
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| | Now that you have the labeling
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| include a water temperature setting if
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| | requirements clear in your mind, you
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| regular use of hot water will do harm. If
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| | should be able to make your clothing
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| you have a delicate item that must be
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| | purchases with confidence. You'll not
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| washed by hand, it is not a good idea to
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| | only know how to extend the life of your
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| attempt washing it in your machine.
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| | clothing with the proper care, you'll
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| To Bleach or Not to Bleach If all
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| | look marvelous!
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