More accurate advice for stains and symbols. • Blood, egg and milk get a cold wash, and other protein stains wash no hotter than 40°C. Hot water sets them. • US labels with dots in the wash tub read at the right temperature: 3 dots is 50°C, 4 dots is 60°C. • A label that lists only dry cleaning or professional wet cleaning sends you to a cleaner, and says why. • Corrected symbols for 60°, 70° and 95° washes, ironing without steam, and gentle and easy-care drying. • Clearer wording for hand washing and tumble drying, including labels that allow the dryer only without heat.

A new look, a shorter scan and clearer answers. • A scan is now 3 steps: photograph the label, check the symbols, read the wash plan. • The result leads with the answer: the temperature, the heat and what to avoid, in a word or two each. • With a stain, the steps to get it out come first. Tick them off as you go, and see how many minutes need your hands. • When the label rules out washing at home, the result says so first. • No label? Each fabric shows its hottest wash and its limits, and “Not sure what it is” gives the gentlest care. • History sorts by date or by wash. Rename or delete any saved scan. • Symbol recognition makes fewer mistakes, especially with “do not” symbols and care text printed in other languages.