A) Start a machine immediately. B) Ask for help. C) Buy detergent. D) Sort your clothes.
A) To impress other laundromat users. B) Because the machines require it. C) To prevent color bleeding and fabric damage. D) To save time.
A) By how dirty they are. B) By weight. C) By color and fabric type. D) By brand.
A) Lint. B) Extra socks. C) Loose items like coins and receipts. D) Laundry instructions.
A) Any type of detergent. B) Powdered detergent only. C) High-efficiency (HE) detergent. D) Only liquid detergent.
A) Directly into the drum with the clothes. B) In the designated dispenser drawer. C) On top of the clothes. D) Outside the machine.
A) Hot. B) Use only whatever the machine defaults to. C) Cold or warm. D) Boiling.
A) For all colors. B) When you just want to. C) For heavily soiled whites. D) For delicate fabrics.
A) To kill bacteria. B) To bleach clothes. C) To make clothes feel softer and reduce static cling. D) To remove stains.
A) They're always free. B) By bartering. C) By check. D) With coins, card, or a mobile app.
A) To hold dryer sheets. B) To make the dryer look nicer. C) To filter the air. D) To collect lint and prevent fires.
A) Before each load. B) Once a month. C) Once a year. D) Never.
A) Air dry only. B) Medium or low. C) Extra high. D) High.
A) T-shirts. B) Delicate fabrics and items with embellishments. C) Jeans. D) Towels.
A) A setting designed to minimize wrinkles. B) Clothes that cannot be washed. C) Clothes that never need ironing. D) Clothes that are permanently dyed.
A) Always for a full hour. B) Until they are still slightly damp. C) Until they are completely dry but not overheated. D) Just for 15 minutes.
A) Leave them for the next person. B) Leave them in the dryer to cool down. C) Add more time to the dryer. D) Remove your clothes promptly to prevent wrinkles.
A) Ignore it. B) Kick it. C) Try to fix it yourself. D) Report it to the laundromat staff.
A) Washing them in cold water. B) Using high heat. C) Using fabric softener. D) Using too much detergent.
A) Leave them in the basket for days. B) Throw them on the floor. C) Wear them straight from the dryer. D) Fold or hang them immediately.
A) Leave your laundry unattended for hours. B) Be considerate of others. C) Spread your clothes out on multiple folding tables. D) Claim machines early.
A) It's always cheaper. B) Larger machines can handle bulky items. C) It's more convenient. D) It's quieter.
A) Ignore it. B) Add more detergent. C) Clean it up immediately. D) Leave it for someone else.
A) Carry them in your arms. B) Use a shopping cart. C) Use a sturdy laundry basket or bag. D) Drag them on the ground.
A) Never use the dryer. B) Use dryer sheets or fabric softener. C) Over-dry your clothes. D) Wash your clothes in hot water.
A) Turn them in to the laundromat staff. B) Throw them away. C) Keep them. D) Leave them in the machine.
A) Run between the machines. B) Talk to everyone. C) Leave your belongings unattended. D) Supervise children and be aware of your surroundings.
A) Wash small loads and use extra detergent. B) Wash full loads and use the correct amount of detergent. C) Use the hottest water setting possible. D) Dry each item individually.
A) Guess and hope for the best. B) Just start the machine and see what happens. C) Use the same settings as always, regardless of the machine. D) Consult the machine's instructions or ask for help from staff. |