RESOLVED NEVERMIND THANK YOU ALL

[i_adore_orchids]

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[appletea]

Google is your friend.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laundry_symbol

[i_adore_orchids]

I love you for posting a link.
(/lazy)

[i_adore_orchids]

BUT IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY OF THE SYMBOLS ON THE LABEL!
ಥ_ಥ

[appletea]

Yes it does. Are you too lazy to scroll? Here's another one with more. It took me less than a minute to find it. How long did it take you to take that picture, upload it, post here, lose your post, and then write up another one and post that? For a lazy person, you put in a hell of a lot of effort to avoid a simple search.

http://www.activewearcompany.com/images/Japanese_Laundry_Symbols_4.jpg

[shoujo_neko]

Machine wash at delicate cycle or hand wash in water temperature of 30oC or less.
Do not use chlorine bleach.
May be ironed directly at 140-160oC.
Dry clean. Use only a petroleum based agent.
Lay flat to dry in shade.

[shoujo_neko]

http://www.indiantextilejournal.com/articles/FAdetails.asp?id=390

[i_adore_orchids]

I love you.
I am forever indebted to you and your generosity.

[143bunny]

Washing tag symbols

I figured this site would help others with similar questions. If you'd like specific washing instructions for your parka, I can help.

[i_adore_orchids]

Huzzah! Thanks much! My parka has been successfully washed now, and I hope nothing wanky will happen to it while it dries! -_-;

[sweetjamtart]

Thank you, the symbols helped but they also made me sad ; _ ;
My crocodile kigurumi has the don't machine or handwash symbol... How do you wash something that you can't machine or hand wash?! Can I dry clean it or would it still bleed?

[gurliebot]

I'm pretty sure you can wash kigurumi. I always was on cold/delicate with mine.

[bucktick]

As per community rules all images exceeding 400 pixels on either length must be placed under a livejournal cut.

[i_adore_orchids]

D'awwwww...

[faerydragonet]

I'm going to tag this as useful links, so that people can find the washing symbol links again.

[i_adore_orchids]

Yay! My question turned out to be useful!