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 <!-- 1. Why is it important to read the labels in garments before laundering them? -->
 The labels often include the manufacturer's recommended washing instructions as well as the types of material the garment is made from. Instructions often include:
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 *Drying method (tumble dry, drip dry, lay flat, etc.)
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 Wash these types separately, because each of the types of loads listed above need different settings on the washing machine. Finally, pretreat any stains with a stain remover.
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eB1z9i_NLKg&t=665s Question 2 video]
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 <!-- 3. What types of clothes should be washed in hot, warm, and cold? -->
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 <!-- 4. What precaution should be used when using chlorine bleach? What are the advantages of powdered oxygen bleach? Why should chlorine bleach and ammonia never be mixed? -->
 '''Precautions:''' Bleach is a powerful chemical. It can burn your skin, and it can dissolve cloth. Do not get it on your skin; if you get it on your skin, wash it off right away. If you spill it on your clothing, rinse immediately. If too much bleach is used on cloth, the cloth will disintegrate. Bleach will remove dye, so it must not be used on anything other than white cloth.
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 '''Mixing Bleach and Ammonia:''' Bleach and ammonia should '''NEVER''' be mixed because doing so causes a chemical reaction that releases poisonous gases. The primary gas released is chlorine gas which was used as a chemical warfare agent during World War I. Chlorine gas is ''highly'' toxic. Other gases that can be released include nitrogen trichloride (which can explode in your face), and hydrazine (a component of rocket fuel).
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZTyNIlbj-w&t=2s Question 4 video]
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 <!-- 5. What precautions should be taken when using liquid fabric softeners? -->
 Liquid fabric softeners leave an invisible residue on the garments which prevents static cling, softens the fabric, and imparts a light fragrance. It should only be used in the rinse cycle when no soap is present in the water, because it will react with soap and leaving a sticky, visible residue which resembles lint. If your washing machine has a fabric softener dispenser use it and the fabric softener will be added at the right time in the cycle. Otherwise, you must add it yourself at the beginning of the rinse cycle. Be careful to not pour it directly on clothing, but rather into the water.
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 <!-- 6. What points are to be considered in selecting a washing machine, dryer and iron? How should these items be cared for? -->
 The primary concern when selecting a washing machine or a dryer is financial. Remember that the initial cost of the appliance is only a ''part'' of its operating cost though. Buying an energy efficient appliance - even if it is more expensive - can save you a lot of money in the long run.
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 Do ''not'' wring the wool out, and do not hang it up to dry. You can roll it in a dry towel, or just lay it flat to dry, but be careful not to stretch the fabric while it is wet, or it may become misshapen.
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4ps9__3aHQ&t=1s Question 7 video]
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 <!-- 8. Know how to remove the following stains: ink, fruit, rust, grass, cocoa, grease, blood, chewing gum. Why must stains be removed before laundering? -->
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 When a garment is still hot from the dryer, hanging it immediately will prevent it from getting wrinkled. If you forget to remove the garments from the dryer and wrinkles set, try throwing a damp washcloth into the dryer with the clothing and run the dryer for a few minutes. This ''may'' reduce the wrinkling.
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsCu0OV76VQ Question 9 video]
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 The most obvious garment to show is your class A uniform. This requirement can be met before a club inspection or on a campout (assuming the uniform has been washed by the Pathfinder ahead of time).
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KUwbLlYa3w Question 11 part 1 video]
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHWbdpXI3DY&t=4s Question 11 part 2 video]
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 <!-- 12. Properly launder and fold clothes for your family for one week. -->
 The regular launderer in your family will thank you for this. Make sure you tell that person "You're welcome!"

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 * [http://www.chemistry.co.nz/stain_frame.htm Stain Removal Guide (from New Zealand)]
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 Liquid fabric softeners leave an invisible residue on the garments which prevents static cling, softens the fabric, and imparts a light fragrance. It should only be used in the rinse cycle when no soap is present in the water, because it will react with soap and leaving a sticky, visible residue which resembles lint. If your washing machine has a fabric softener dispenser use it and the fabric softener will be added at the right time in the cycle. Otherwise, you must add it yourself at the beginning of the rinse cycle. Be careful to not pour it directly on clothing, but rather into the water.
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 Do ''not'' wring the wool out, and do not hang it up to dry. You can roll it in a dry towel, or just lay it flat to dry, but be careful not to stretch the fabric while it is wet, or it may become misshapen.
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 When a garment is still hot from the dryer, hanging it immediately will prevent it from getting wrinkled. If you forget to remove the garments from the dryer and wrinkles set, try throwing a damp washcloth into the dryer with the clothing and run the dryer for a few minutes. This ''may'' reduce the wrinkling.
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 <!-- 11. Show a blouse or shirt that you have properly ironed. -->
 The most obvious garment to show is your class A uniform. This requirement can be met before a club inspection or on a campout (assuming the uniform has been washed by the Pathfinder ahead of time).
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 '''Mixing Bleach and Ammonia:''' Bleach and ammonia should '''NEVER''' be mixed because doing so causes a chemical reaction that releases poisonous gases. The primary gas released is chlorine gas which was used as a chemical warfare agent during World War I. Chlorine gas is ''highly'' toxic. Other gases that can be released include nitrogen trichloride (which can explode in your face), and hydrazine (a component of rocket fuel).
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