This font was inspired by a question on the Fontsanon (http://www.fontsanon.com) bulletin board. I found the information @ http://www.ps.uci.edu/~tomba/laundry-codes/care.html This text was taken from there. This font is freeware. Please distribute it with this text file. It wouldn't make much sense otherwise! Beginning July 1, 1997, clothing manufacturers may use certain care symbols in place of words on permanent labels inside garments to indicate a method for proper cleaning. (Written descriptions will also be included for the first 18 months.) The following is a foolproof guide to deciphering these new symbols found on your garment care labels. Note: At a minimum, laundering instructions include, in order, four symbols: washing, bleaching, drying, and ironing. Dry cleaning instructions include one symbol. Additional symbols or words or both may be used to clarify the instructions. The water temperatures listed are provided as a guideline. Actual water temperatures obtained in the home depend on the washing machine settings (hot, warm, cold), regional water supply temperatures, and water heating settings. Explanation of Care Symbols. Machine Wash Cycle A: Regular/Normal Cycle with regular agitation and spin speed may be used. B: Use Permanent Press/Wrinkle Resistant washer setting (which has a cool down or cold spray before the reduced spin). C: Use Gentle/Delicate washer setting (slow agitation and/or reduced wash time). D: Hand wash only. E: Do not wash. F: Do not wring by hand or use rollers on wringer washer. Hang dry, drip dry or dry flat. Water Temperature G: Maximum water temperature 95