Lesson 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Linens and clothes that are smoothly laundered in hotels

A
Clothes of guests
Bed linens
Pillow cases
Towels
Bath mats
Comforters and duvet
Shower curtain
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2
Q

Types of fabric

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Cotton velvet
Poplin
Muslin
Terry cloth
Flannel chambray poplin 
Cotton voile
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3
Q

Rich and opulent, has long suggested luxury

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Cotton velvet

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4
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Inexpensive plain-weave cotton, used as a lining or to make a practice version of a garment

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Muslin

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5
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Most commonly used to make bath towels

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Terry cloth

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6
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Popular for baby clothes and blending

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Flannel

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7
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Made of cotton or cotton-synthetic blends used for making clothing especially shirts

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Chambray

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8
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Has a tightly woven plain weave and slightly horizontal ribs

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Poplin

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9
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Perfect for clothing and for breezy curtains

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Cotton voile

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10
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Patterned cloths

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Ticking 
Dotted swiss
Gingham
Shirting
Calico
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11
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Traditionally used to make mattress covers

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Ticking

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12
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Also called swiss dot.

Can be used for making clothing including children’s garment

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Dotted swiss

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13
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Well suited to lightweight summer clothing and household linens

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Gingham

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14
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Often used to make men’s and women’s shirts

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Shirting

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15
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In the U.S refers to inexpensive,lightweight cotton used to make quilts

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Calico

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16
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Spun from the delicate threads of silk

Originated from China

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Silk

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17
Q

Caterpillar of the moth

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Bombyx mori

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18
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One of the oldest textiles in human history

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Linen

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19
Q

Linens

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Upholstery
Homespun
Damask
Mesh
Handkerchief 
Coated linen
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20
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Use it to cover furniture such as chairs sofas ottomans and headboard

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Upholstery

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21
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Made to resemble home-made cloth

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Homespun

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22
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Has no “wrong side”

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Damask

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23
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Good choice for table linens or curtains

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Mesh

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24
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Ideal for making blouses and other warm-weather garments,baby clothes, and handkerchief

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Handkerchief

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25
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Treated with a layer of plastic or vinyl to make it water resistant and easy to clean

Similar to oilcloth

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Coated linen

26
Q

Suiting to heavy blanket cloth

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Wools

27
Q

Wools

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Mohair 
Flannel
Windowpane
Herringbone
Tweed
Cashmere
28
Q

Comes from the hair of angora goats

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Mohair

29
Q

Wool or wool cotton blend is extremely soft and warm

A

Flannel

30
Q

Classic men’s wear pattern

Most often used for suiting

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Windowpane

31
Q

Resembles the skeleton of a herring fish

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Herringbone

32
Q

Originally from scotland

Characterized by its coarse weave slubby texture and flecks of color

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Tweed

33
Q

Exceptionally lightweight and soft

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Cashmere

34
Q

Strengthening worn-out parts of a garment by restiching them

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Mending

35
Q

Is replacing and reinforcing worn-out and broken threads of a fabric by stitching or weaving in new threads

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Darning

36
Q

Stitching a peace of fabric to cover a hole

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Patching

37
Q

Process of washing, startching and ironing clothes and linens

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Laundering

38
Q

Dissolves water-soluble soils

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Washer

39
Q

Removes water in clothes by 50%

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Extractor

40
Q

Used for dry cleaning

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Dry cleaning machine

41
Q

Dries garments and linens

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Tumbler/dryer

42
Q

Designed to remove stains on specific spots

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Spotting board

43
Q

Used for marking laundry items for easier identification

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Marking machines

44
Q

Used to iron or press different fabrics

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Pressing machine

45
Q

Used in household and ordinary garments

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Hard flat iron

46
Q

Used to iron voluminous and bug linens

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Flatwork ironing machine

47
Q

Used to iron voluminous and small linens

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Utility presser or perma press

48
Q

Used to press items such as coats and open front garments

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Form finisher

49
Q

Used to press usually double-layered linen

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Mushroom presser

50
Q

Used for delicate items or linens

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Air steam

51
Q

Owner’s supervisor

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Laundry manager

52
Q

Picks the guests laundry

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Valet runner

53
Q

Marks garments of quests for identification

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Sorter/marker

54
Q

Attends to all hotel linens by recording them

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Linen attendant

55
Q

Takes care of washing clothes and linens

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Washer

56
Q

Flat ironer

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Takes care of ironing clothes and linens

57
Q

Takes care of steam pressing garments

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Steam presser

58
Q

Dry cleans, especially delicate fabric and inspects and removes fabric spots and stains

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Dry cleaner spotter

59
Q

Does repair and alternations of garments and linens

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Seamstress

60
Q

Removes wrinkles and improves the appearance of garments

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Ironing