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A foreign object in the laundry is the main cause of damage to fabric.
Clothing with zippers may cause tears in fabric.
Garments with long straps may become tangled with other clothing and cause damage to fabrics.
If the washing is operated with laundry stuck between the washing machine door and the door gasket, damage to the fabric may result.
Try this
First, take out any foreign objects (coins, hair pins, ballpoint pens, etc.) from pockets before washing.
Remove any metal from clothing, fasten zippers and hooks, and then flip them inside out before washing.
Be aware that accessories attached to fabrics may damage other clothing.
Sort the loose straps of clothing, or put those pieces of clothing in a laundry net for washing.
Make sure to put laundry into the laundry tub in such a way that laundry doesn't get stuck in the washing machine door or door gasket.
The use of chlorine-based bleach (Clorox) may also damage the fabric.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.