You know those hieroglyphic-like laundry symbols on clothing labels? They relay important cleaning information. Here's what they mean and how to use them. A picture may be worth a thousand words ...

Laundry symbols on clothes can seem cryptic and impossible to understand, often resulting in washing your laundry incorrectly ...

YOU might look at the label on your clothes before washing to see which temperature is recommended. But are you able to identify the other symbols? The laundry care symbols on labels include ...

Laundry care drying symbols with white shirt hanging on line and blue sky. After washing comes drying: the light at the end of this domestic tunnel. Like any other stage, it has its nuances.

From washing and drying to bleaching and ironing, learning how to read laundry symbols will ensure clothes come out perfectly after every wash.

Washing and laundry symbols, also called care symbols, on your clothes tags will ensure your garments are washed correctly. From dry-clean only to ideal water temperature, we tell you what the symbols ...

A poll of 2,000 adults responsible for washing their own clothes found just three per cent understand all symbols on garments, while twenty per cent admit they "don’t know very many".

With so many complicated and confusing care label symbols, it’s no wonder over 4,000 Brits turn to Google every month in search of answers to their clothes-washing questions.

A poll of 2,000 adults responsible for washing their own clothes found just three per cent understand all symbols on garments, while twenty per cent admit they "don’t know very many".

That goes double when it’s one of the many laundry symbols found on the care label of your clothes. What are all those circles, squares, and trianglesand why should you care about them?

Hot, cold, or hand-wash? Here’s what those laundry symbols on your clothing tags really mean. Hand holding clothing care tag. For many, washing clothes means throwing things in the washer and ...

Washing labels aren't always the most straightforward to read, and if you don't know what they mean you could end up ruining your clothes. Thankfully the symbols they use are (mostly) universal, so ...