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Tumble dry, normal heat
ISO and US80 °C · 176 °F
Drying

Tumble dry, normal heat symbol

Tumble dry on normal heat (exhaust air up to 80 °C). Two dots.

What to do
A cotton 'cupboard dry' programme. Take it out as soon as it stops – fewer creases.
Avoid
Over-drying and overloading are the two usual causes of shrinkage.
Where you see it
Cotton, towels, bedding
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What to set on the machine

Dryer
normal heat
Questions and answers

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01What does the tumble dry symbol mean?

Tumble dry on normal heat (exhaust air up to 80 °C). Two dots.

02What should I do with the garment?

A cotton 'cupboard dry' programme. Take it out as soon as it stops – fewer creases.

03What is the most common mistake?

Over-drying and overloading are the two usual causes of shrinkage.

04Can I dry it on a radiator?

Labels don't mention radiators, but direct heat harms wool and synthetics much like a dryer. Room temperature is safest.

05Why do some clothes stretch while drying?

Wet knits are heavy: hung up, they stretch under their own weight. That's why knits dry flat.

How to wash: fabric guides

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