How to do laundry
Always check the labels on your clothing first.
The label may indicate that the clothes should not be washed or need to be washed in a special way. The international clothing symbols can tell you everything you need to know about how to wash an item.

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- The label might say that fabrics must be professionally washed when you purchase the clothing and date any relevant labels. If a label states that fabric must be machine washed, then do not wash the item in the laundry.
- There will be an image which looks like a side view of a bucket with water in it. If a number is written, this indicates the temperature (in celsius) that should be used.
- Look at all the labels to identify the types of items you are trying to wash. For example, if you are trying to wash a new sport equipment or clothing, look for socks labeled " waterproof, non-washable, lightweight.
- Always be on the lookout for the washing label. Some labeling refers to how often the clothes need to be washed so look for the label that allows for washing as a solution.

There will be an image which looks like a side view of a bucket with water in it. If a number is written, this indicates the temperature (in celsius) that should be used.

Man is holding a cup talking to other people in a classroom. Two men are sitting on a bench talking to the camera. woman

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- is read from a book and presenter is knitting.
- is in kneeling in front of tightrope in a competition doing jumps.
- is in the class room watching the boys talking.
- is playing a flute and two men are playing the saxophone, the man is talking to the camera.

is in the class room watching the boys talking.

How to maintain a salt water pool
Remove surface dirt and debris with a hand vacuum twice a week.
Get a hand vacuum for the pool at your local pool supply store or online. The vacuum attaches to your skimmer box to create suction.

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- You then push the vacuum around the surface of the pool with a pole to suck up dirt and debris. A good hand vacuum of the pool will take 1 to 1.5 hours.
- Suction removes a lot of muck and debris from the surface of the pool. This makes it more efficient at cleaning the pool.
- It will also suck up ice, salt and other debris into the pool after cleaning. You may need to make an extra effort to remove dirty and debris.
- Suck up any debris or debris from your pool. Use it as cleaning expenses or maintenance! Use steel wool to clean your pool.

You then push the vacuum around the surface of the pool with a pole to suck up dirt and debris. A good hand vacuum of the pool will take 1 to 1.5 hours.

A woman is riding on a pair of water skis in a lake. she

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- rides in circles, then falls off the board.
- rushes through the water, talking to the camera and pausing to show different speeds.
- is holding onto a pole and going back and forth.
- holds onto a rope attached to a boat as she skis.
holds onto a rope attached to a boat as she skis.