Sorting your symbols
Do you sometimes feel like you have to crack a code before you put a wash on? Our guide below will help you decode those strange symbols so you can get the most out of your wash every time.
Washing symbols
No bleaching - no problem.
A double line means it's a wool wash and needs to be a gentle wash cycle.
The hand gives it away - these clothes should only be hand washed.
Stay clear of the dry cleaner when you see this symbol and your clothes will thank you for it.
A single line means a synthetic wash on a medium to gentle cycle. The temperature needs to be what's on the label.
Cotton wash on the hottest cycle your machine has.
Drying symbols
Raining outside? No worries - just throw your clothes in the dryer.
Don't use a tumble-dryer - simply hang your clothes out to dry.
Dry your clothes flat if you can.
Ironing symbols
Sorry, ironing's a no-no.
You can use an iron to keep your clothes looking hot.
Two dots means your iron should be warm.
Yep, you guessed it. Three means hot hot hot!
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