1 Heavy Duty: Select this cycle for sturdy fabrics like towels and jeans. It is also appropriate for heavily soiled items. 2  Bulky: Some washers have a bulky cycle for items such as blankets, comforters, rugs and pillows. The cycle begins with a soak period to allow water and detergent to completely penetrate the items. A medium wash action and spin is then used to help prevent the washer from becoming off-balance.
Illinois driver's license classifications are Class A, B, C D, L and M, based on the weight and number of wheels of the vehicles. It also depends on whether the driver will be hauling hazardous materials or towing trailers. Commercial driver's licenses in Illinois are Class A, B, C, or some combination, in accordance with Federal CDL guidelines. A CDL is usually required for school bus, child care vehicle and commuter vehicle permits and for vehicles transporting members of a religious or senior citizen community.
Illinois Drivers License Restrictions. In some cases, the Secretary of State may have to place one or more restrictions onto your Illinois driver's license. These restrictions may limit your driving privilege to operating a vehicle when certain conditions are met. One of the most common Illinois drivers license restriction is the requirement to drive during daylight hours only, which is applied to drivers with poor vision.