'care label' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to instructions for washing, drying, ironing, or caring for an item of clothing. For example, "Please refer to the care label on your new t-shirt before washing it."
Turning it inside out, she failed to find a care label.
Kaiser Permanente, the biggest nonprofit health maintenance company, has never liked the managed care label, preferring to be known as an "integrated financing and delivery system".
But it has also driven us to consider more disconcerting changes, like ridding ourselves of the "primary care" label we once wore so proudly.
("The print will crack or peel with repeated wear and cleaning," the care label reads. "Handle with care. The tape will loosen and the raw edges will fray with wear and cleaning. Hand wash in a net bag with a mild detergent").
We're out, we're done, we don't want to be part of this.' " On its own Handle With Care label La Excelencia has released two CDs whose titles give a sense of the group's philosophy: "Salsa con Conciencia," which means salsa with "awareness" or "conscience," and "Mi Tumbao Social," or "My Social Drumbeat".
She also advises checking the care label on the furniture before using any commercial product.
In addition to upgrading its mobile apps, which currently account for 80percentt of its transactions, Memebox will also expand its private cosmetics and skin care label, and improve its logistics network.
In addition to upgrading its mobile apps, which currently account for 80percentt of its transactions, Memebox will also expand its private cosmetics and skin care label, and improve its logistics network.
For a given hand-knitted sweater, for example, one might have to pay not just, say, $150 for the first test, but added-on charges for each component beyond the first: a button or snap, yarn of a second color, a care label, maybe a ribbon or stitching--with each color of stitching thread having to be tested separately.
