machine-wash

• “But it can be tricky to figure out when to dry-clean and when to hand - or machine-wash.”

  - The Consumerist

• “You may also be able to machine-wash small rugs, and it's a good idea to occasionally take larger ones outside and beat them with them with a broom.”

  Consumer Reports: Consumer Reports' 10 tips on how to vacuum

• “I machine-wash basic pieces in cold water on a delicate cycle and hand-wash those with decoration, drying them with care to preserve their shape.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Fashionista's Secret Weapon: Cheap Tops

• “As much as 85 percent of the energy used to machine-wash clothes goes to heating the water.”

  The Huffington Post: Carolyn Scott: Happy Earth Weekend!!

• “Don't machine-wash brass, bronze, cast iron, disposable plastics, gold-colored flatware, gold-leaf china, hollow-handle knives, pewter, tin, or anything made of wood or with a wood handle. 5.”

  Consumer Reports: Phosphorous ban on dishwashing detergents goes into effect in 16 states; manufacturers roll out new cleaners nationwide

• “For good measure, occasionally machine-wash the bag and don't let kids play with it.”

  Consumer Reports: Study finds lead in resuable grocery bags

• “And remember, don't machine-wash items made of brass, bronze, cast iron, disposable plastic, gold-leaf china, or wood. 1.”

  Consumer Reports: Q&A: I've seen green labels on dishwasher detergents. Are they legit?

• “Dry clean it, machine-wash it, wear it till people notice”

  Lea Lane: A Cut-Back Game to Ease the Pain of the "Recession"

• “But it can be tricky to figure out when to dry-clean and when to hand- or machine-wash.”

  Consumer Reports: Tip of the Day: Cutting back on dry-cleaning can save you money

• “I wash both the organza and my fabric (which is usually cotton, anyway) in the hottest water possible (sometimes twice, if I'm worried) and dry on high as well, so that I can machine-wash with impunity later.”

  Still thinking about shirtdresses .... - A Dress A Day

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