I'm trying to decipher the care label on some "squishy" pillows I bought for the kids. Apparently, the Japanese have a separate standard for care labels. . I'm pretty sure I can wash this in a front loading machine in cool water but I can't figure out what the last one means. Given the gazillion things I should be doing right now, deciphering the label on a pillow should be at the bottom of my list, right? Please put me out of my misery and help me figure out how to clean these puppies. Much appreciated!
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Whatsa matter, don't you have a computer? Google it! The circle with an X through it means don't dryclean but I don't know what those little marks inside the circle mean. Maybe it's Japanese for "Cross your chopsticks on your plate when you're done eating."
http://www.fabriclink.com/caresymbols.html
OMG - I spent like an hour on the internet googling this thing and I could not find the definitions of the Japanese symbols! (Like I had nothing else to do!) I did find some clothes I have that have both US and Japanese symbols so now I'm pretty sure the last one means don't put it in the dryer. But I'm not sure. Basically, I think I just won't clean them - I'll just let my kids lay on germy pillows. It's another great moment in parenting!
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