Ironing is not a type of fabric care label, but rather a method of removing wrinkles from fabric.

Dry cleaning is a method of cleaning clothes using a chemical solvent rather than water.

Cotton fabrics are generally safe to wash in warm water, but hot water can cause them to shrink or fade.

Linen is a natural fiber that is known for its tendency to wrinkle easily.

Using a stain remover is the safest and most effective way to remove stains from delicate fabrics.

Storing clothes in a damp basement can cause them to mildew and deteriorate.

Hang drying delicate fabrics in the shade is the gentlest way to dry them and prevent damage.

Rayon is a semi-synthetic fabric that is known for its tendency to fade easily, especially when exposed to sunlight.

Cotton fabrics can generally be ironed at a medium temperature, but high temperatures can damage the fibers.

Putting clothes in the dryer on high heat can cause them to shrink.

Storing wool sweaters in a cedar chest helps to protect them from moths and other pests.

Acrylic is a synthetic fabric that is known for its tendency to pill, or form small balls of fiber on the surface.

Steaming is the gentlest way to remove wrinkles from silk blouses and prevent damage.

Putting leather shoes in the washing machine can damage the leather and cause it to crack.

Furs should be stored in a cool, dark place to protect them from light and heat damage.