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Programme
Anti-Allergy
20 min. - 3 kg
Outdoor
Duvet
Jeans
1) During this cycle the drum rotates slowly to ensure a gentle wash. It can seem that the drum doesn't
rotate or doesn't rotate properly, but this is normal for this programme.
2) If you set a Steam programme with dried laundry, at the end of the cycle the laundry can be humid.
Line dry the items for about 10 minutes.
3) Steam programme doesn't remove particularly intense odour.
Programme description
White cotton items. This programme removes micro-organ-
isms thanks to a washing phase with the temperature main-
tained above 60°C for several minutes. This helps remove
germs, bacteria, micro-organism and particles. An additional
rinsing phase ensures a proper removal of detergent residues
and pollens/allergenic items. In this way the wash is more ef-
fective.
Cotton and synthetic items lightly soiled or once worn.
Do not use fabric softener and make sure that
there is no softener residue in the detergent
dispenser.
Outdoor clothing, technical, sport fabrics, waterproof and
breathable jackets, shell jackets with a removable fleece or
inner insulation. The recommended laundry load is 2.5 kg.
This programme can also be used as water-repellent restoring
cycle, specifically tailored for treating clothes with a hydropho-
bic coating. To perform the water-repellent restoring cycle,
proceed as follows:
• Pour the washing detergent in the compartment
• Pour a special water-repellent restorer for fabric in the
drawer compartment for fabric softener
• Reduce the laundry load to 1 kg.
To further improve the water-repellent restor-
ing action, dry the laundry in a tumble dryer by
setting the Outdoor drying programme (if
available and if the garment care label permits
tumble drying).
Single synthetic blanket, padded clothes, duvets, down
jackets and similar items.
Denim clothing and jersey items. Normal soil. This pro-
gramme performs a gentle rinsing phase, designed for denim,
that reduces fading and does not cause washing powder resi-
dues on the fibres.
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