
How to Sort Clothes Before Washing
Check care labels, then separate by colour, fabric and soil level
Cherry & DennisHELPER HABITATHC004
From sorting, washing-machine safety, drying and ironing to towels, bedding, uniforms, whites, care labels, fading and shrinkage.

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Check care labels, then separate by colour, fabric and soil level


Read the care label, reshape clothes, allow airflow and dry fully

Follow the garment label and iron manual, working from details to large panels

Sort, load loosely, follow the label and dry fully before storage

Read labels, separate pieces, load loosely and dry every fold

Check every label and school instruction before sorting, gentle washing and shape-safe drying

White does not automatically mean hot water or bleach; garment and product labels both control

Read the five groups: washing, bleaching, drying, ironing and professional care

Put the care label first, sort colours, reduce friction and heat, and dry as directed

Follow front-load or top-load model instructions for the dispenser and visible seal only

Clean by material and section without soaking or high heat.



Protect underwires, straps, lace and elastics with gentle no-wring care.

Identify stain and fabric, treat by product label, and inspect before heat.

Read every label, sort, and size the load; the three bedding types are not interchangeable

Inspect, clean removable parts indoors and never lean out or climb
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