QUIZ 104: Washing the Laundry

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A typical washer takes 30 to 40 minutes. Why is it recommended that you stagger start the washer loads?
- So that you have time to work during a coffee break.
- So that you can start different customers’ laundry at the same time.
- So that your workflow is smooth and consistent.
- So that you have time to wash everything a second time if needed.
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Correct Answer: c) A workflow that doesn’t have wait times is important for production. You standing there, waiting for several washers to finish, is wasted time, Loading all at once causes a back log of laundry that will eventually sit around in a dryer waiting for you to fold. Stagger starting wash loads allows you to also start dryers in succession which allows you enough time to fold in between dryer loads. This means the finished product is clean and free of wrinkles.
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What kind of laundry soap/detergent is recommended?
- A heavily scented laundry soap that can mask the smell of bleach.
- An off the grocery shelf laundry soap that your customers will recognize.
- Any generic brand of powdered soap will do just fine.
- A dye free, scent free high quality laundry soap concentrate is recommended.
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When should you use chlorine bleach?
- To whiten dull towels.
- Whenever the stains are so bad on bed sheets.
- Never.
- Only sparingly, when delicates have that grungy gray look.
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We recommend using a Sport Wash on denim, shirts, and jackets. What wash cycle should you use with Sport Wash?
- Cold Water Delicate Cycle
- Hot Water so it dissolves
- Cold Water, Extra Rinse, and Heavy Soil if needed
- Delicate Cycle with Warm Water, so the soap works the way it is supposed to
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What does a Color Catcher do and when should you use one?
- A Color Catcher is a fabric sheet that attracts loose dye in the wash water. When you think a dark color might bleed dye into the wash water, use a Color Catcher.
- A Color Catcher adds blue dye back to fading jeans. This is a service you can offer your customers.
- A Color Catcher is a fabric sheet that adds white bleach to the wash water. This way, when you have a dark shirt with a white collar, the white collar stays white.
- Color Catchers are just dryer sheets for water. They add scent to unscented laundry soap.
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Level 100: Laundry Production Basics

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