A picture may be worth a thousand words, but sometimes it’s more confusing than text. That goes double when it’s one of the many laundry symbols found on the care label of your clothes. What are all ...

A university student has shared a quick hack for understanding washing machine symbols mean. London-based student organisation, Save the Student, shared a video on Instagram that tells you how to make ...

Ever see instructions on the inside tag of your clothes and think they’re written in another language? You're not alone. In order to do your laundry without damaging your clothes, you have to learn ...

We are getting into a right lather over the mundane task of washing our clothes, a report has revealed. Most Brits are so baffled by washing instruction labels that thousands of pounds worth of ...

WHEN washing clothes, it's tempting to claim that ignorance is bliss, and disregard the confounding laundry symbols on the care tag. But once you know the secret code, those symbols are easy to ...

Do you know what it means if it has a square with a dash in the middle, for example? YOU might take a quick glimpse at a laundry label before shoving something into the washing machine. But other than ...

iOS: Doing the laundry can be confusing if you don’t know what all those symbols on your clothes mean. Why does this bucket have two lines under it? What’s the triangle with two stripes? Just fire up ...

MORE than seven in 10 adults don’t fully understand what the washing symbols mean on their clothes. A poll of 2,000 adults found 32 per cent believe there are too many of them to comprehend while 22 ...

While washing clothes is a regular task in households across the UK, there are some aspects you might not fully be aware of. Each item of clothing and other fabrics like blankets have a washing label ...

That tag stitched into every clothing garment is a laundry care label. And it's actually really important to take heed of if you want your clothes to last. Macy is a writer on the AI Team. She covers ...

If you want to save your knitwear from shrinking disasters and your whites from turning murky then you've got to get domesticated with the language of laundry. Not the most glamorous task ever asked ...