OFB is an abbreviation that appears on many washing‑machine displays. It generally signals a water‑fill or drum‑balance issue, prompting the user to adjust the load or check the inlet. The exact meaning can vary between manufacturers, but it always indicates that the cycle has been paused for safety.
The “no splash bleach” laundry symbol indicates that bleach should not be used on the garment. It is represented by a triangle with a cross or an X and appears on care labels to prevent damage from chlorine or any bleaching agents. Understanding this symbol helps consumers follow proper washing instructions and maintain fabric integrity.
Soil level is a washing‑machine setting that indicates how dirty the laundry is. It influences water usage, cycle duration, and agitation strength to achieve optimal cleaning while conserving resources.