YOU might take a quick glimpse at a laundry label before shoving something into the washing machine. But other than noting the temperature it needs to be washed at, do you ever look at any of the ...

However, and we did all know this deep down, those laundry labels really do mean something and not following them correctly ...

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but sometimes it’s more confusing than text. That goes double when it’s one of the ...

Before you start a load of laundry, familiarize yourself with the care label symbols on tags. If a hand-wash symbol, which looks like a hand in a bucket of water, appears on the tag, you'll know ...

Clothes labels are full of strict instructions on how to wash our laundry but many have probably never looked at them closely.

Washing labels aren't always the most straightforward to read, and if you don't know what they mean you could end up ruining your clothes. Thankfully the symbols they use are (mostly) universal, so ...

Your washing symbol may include a hand, indicating hand-washing only, while a cross-through means the garment isn't machine washable. If you notice a line underneath your washing symbol ...