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ISO and US95 °C · 203 °F
Washing

Wash at 95 °C symbol

Machine wash at up to 95 °C on a normal cycle. The hottest wash there is – a boil wash.

What to do
Use the cotton cycle at 90–95 °C when you need to disinfect: bedding, towels, baby things, kitchen cloths.
Avoid
The label allows it, it doesn't require it: everyday loads are fine at 40–60 °C. Coloured items fade in this heat.
Where you see it
White cotton, linen, terry towelling
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What to set on the machine

Washing
Cotton / Everyday, max 95 °C (203 °F)
Questions and answers

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01What does the 95 degree wash symbol mean?

Machine wash at up to 95 °C on a normal cycle. The hottest wash there is – a boil wash.

02What should I do with the garment?

Use the cotton cycle at 90–95 °C when you need to disinfect: bedding, towels, baby things, kitchen cloths.

03What is the most common mistake?

The label allows it, it doesn't require it: everyday loads are fine at 40–60 °C. Coloured items fade in this heat.

04Can I wash cooler than the label says?

Yes – the number is the maximum. Cooler is always safe for the fabric.

05Which detergent should I use?

Colours – a non-bleach 'colour' detergent; wool and silk – an enzyme-free wool detergent; whites – one with oxygen bleach if the triangle allows it.

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