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vocabulary list
Word | Definition |
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Washing machine | A washing machine is a household appliance used to clean clothes by agitating them in a mixture of water and detergent. |
Delicate cycle | A gentle washing setting on a washing machine designed for delicate fabrics that require special care during the laundry process. |
Detergent | Detergent is a cleaning agent used in washing laundry to remove dirt, stains, and odors from clothing and linens. |
Fabric softener | Fabric softener is a liquid added to laundry during washing to make clothes feel softer, reduce static, and impart a pleasant scent. |
Spin cycle | Spin cycle is a phase in the washing machine cycle where the drum spins rapidly to remove excess water from clothes. |
Dryer | A dryer is a household appliance used to remove moisture from clothing and other fabrics after they have been washed. |
Clothesline | A clothesline is a piece of rope or wire stretched between two points outdoors, used for hanging wet laundry to dry. |
Air-drying | Air-drying is the process of allowing wet laundry to dry naturally by hanging it outside or indoors without using a dryer. |
Spin cycle | Spin cycle is the final stage in a washing machine where the drum spins rapidly to remove excess water from the clothes. |
Lint trap | A lint trap is a filter located in a dryer that collects lint and prevents it from clogging the machine. |
Clothespin | A clothespin is a small, spring-loaded clip used to hang clothing on a clothesline for air drying after washing. |
Drying rack | A drying rack is a portable device used to hang clothes to air dry after washing, typically constructed of metal or plastic. |
Wrinkle-free | Wrinkle-free drying refers to a process of drying clothes in a way that minimizes or eliminates wrinkles on the fabric. |
fold | In the context of doing laundry, folding refers to the act of neatly creasing and arranging clothing or linens. |
crease | A crease is a line or ridge formed on fabric when it is folded or wrinkled, usually requiring ironing to remove. |
stack of clothes | A pile of clean clothes that have been neatly folded and stacked on top of each other for organization. |
Laundry | Laundry refers to the process of washing and cleaning clothes, linens, and other fabrics using water and detergent. |
clothes hangers | Clothes hangers are used to hang clothing items to dry or store, typically made of plastic, wood, or metal. |
pressing | Pressing in ironing refers to using a hot iron to smooth out wrinkles and creases in clothing or fabric. |
wrinkles | Wrinkles are creases or folds in fabric that occur during washing or drying and need to be removed by ironing. |
steam | Steam in ironing is the process of using hot water vapor to remove wrinkles and creases from clothing. |
iron | Ironing is the process of using a heated iron to remove wrinkles and creases from clothing or fabric. |
ironing board | An ironing board is a flat, padded surface used for ironing clothes to remove wrinkles and create a smooth finish. |
Stain | A stain is a discoloration on fabric caused by a spill or dirt that needs to be removed during laundry. |
Spot | A spot refers to a localized area of a stain on fabric that requires targeted treatment for effective removal. |
Bleach | Bleach is a chemical agent used to remove stains and brighten fabrics by breaking down color molecules in laundry. |
Fabric | Fabric refers to the material from which clothing or linens are made, which can vary in texture, thickness, and composition. |
stain removal | Stain removal is the process of eliminating unwanted marks or discoloration from fabric during the laundering process. |