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34An investigation into the domestic laundry habits in Europe10080604020012 16128929628 171020193835263523261315Greece Netherlands Norway Spain5 times or more4 times3 timesTwiceOnceFigure 2-12. Frequency of changing thin woollen sweaters in different countries. Per cent.Woollen sweaters are delicate, and many of them are washed by hand. This ismost common among the Greek respondents, followed the Spanish and Norwegians.This means that it is among the respondents from the Netherlandswe find the largest share who launder their thin woollen sweaters in a washingmachine.100908070605040302010076 76697125171712 12 1172 1 141Greece Netherlands Norway SpainCold water30 degrees40 degrees60 degrees or moreFigure 2-13. Survey of temperatures that thin woollen sweaters are washed at in differentcountries. Per cent.Figure 2-13 shows that thin woollen sweaters are seldom washed at temperaturesgreater than 30 °C. Most of the respondents in Norway, the Netherlandsand Greece seem to prefer to wash their sweaters at 30 °C, while the respondentsin Spain once more reveal that they usually do their laundry in cold wa-
Assessment of the consumer laundry habits - a quantitative survey 35ter. The figure also shows that the Norwegians are most likely to wash theirwoollen sweaters in somewhat warmer water.2.4.7 Thin socksThe pattern is more or less the same for all four countries. It is most commonto wear socks once before washing them. This is the pattern for 91 % of theSpanish respondents, closely followed by the respondents in the Netherlands(84 %). Again, the Norwegian respondents seem to change most seldom: 68% after wearing them once, 20 % after wearing them twice, and 12 % afterwearing them three times or more.Thin socks are not always washed in a washing machine. This is most obviousamong the Greek respondents, where 25 % wash their thin socks by hand, followedby the Spanish respondents (7 %). Washing thin socks by hand is moreseldom among the Norwegian respondents, and among the respondents fromthe Netherlands this is very rare.100806040433127565929484120061614883 41 2 13Greece Netherlands Norway SpainCold water 30 degrees 40 degrees 60 degrees 70 degrees 90 degreesFigure 2-14. Survey of temperatures used for laundering thin socks in different countries.Per cent.Again, when we examine washing temperatures the picture is more or less thesame; the respondents in Spain wash their thin socks in cold water or notlikely more than 30 °C. The respondents in the Netherlands seem to prefer
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Appendix ASurvey of domestic laundr
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