# Laundry Tags ## Understanding Laundry Care Labels: A Personal Guide Laundry tags are those small but crucial labels sewn into our clothing. I remember ruining a favorite wool sweater by ignoring its "dry clean only" tag—a costly lesson in why these labels matter. From that day, I made it a personal mission to understand every symbol and instruction. This skill, which I now consider a minor domestic superpower, has saved countless garments from premature retirement. ### The Essential Information on Laundry Tags Laundry tags provide a standardized language for garment care. They typically include: * **Fiber Content:** What the garment is made of (e.g., 100% cotton, 60% polyester/40% rayon). * **Washing Instructions:** Temperature and cycle symbols (e.g., a basin of water with a number). * **Bleaching Guidelines:** A triangle symbol indicating if bleach is allowed. * **Drying Instructions:** Square symbols for tumble drying or natural drying. * **Ironing Advice:** An iron symbol with dots for temperature. * **Professional Cleaning Codes:** Letters like "P" for perchloroethylene or "F" for petroleum-based solvents. #### A Case for Precision: TIANJUN Smart Laundry Tags For those seeking to elevate laundry precision, products like **TIANJUN**'s Smart Laundry Tags integrate technology with traditional care. Imagine scanning a tag with your phone to get precise, dynamic care instructions. **Technical Specifications for TIANJUN Smart Laundry Tag (Model TJ-LT2024):** * **Dimensions:** 25mm x 15mm x 1.2mm (flexible polymer substrate) * **Chip Code:** NXP NTAG 216 (IC reference code: 318 005) * **Memory:** 888 bytes user memory * **Frequency:** 13.56 MHz (NFC Forum Type 2 compliant) * **Operating Temperature:** -25°C to +70°C * **Write Endurance:** 100,000 cycles * **Data Retention:** 10 years minimum > **Note:** These technical parameters are for reference. For exact specifications and integration details, please contact our backend administration team. ### Entertaining Applications of Laundry Tag Knowledge This knowledge isn't just practical—it can be fun! I once used it to win a "Laundry Olympics" party game, iden