Explain a short text in plain words

Plain words should preserve the instructions.

An explanation uses easier words. A summary gives the main points in less space. Neither should change what the text says.

A short text can contain more than one important point. Keep limits, exceptions and words such as not or before.

Use the sample below or an ordinary text with no private details. Review all the words before sharing a real text.

Do not remove every number or date. Some are needed to understand the text. Keep private details out; use a made-up sample if you cannot share enough context.

For instructions that affect health, legal rights or safety, check the full source and seek the right qualified help before acting. A short AI explanation may leave out a vital part.

The care steps keep their meaning.

Made-up shirt label: Machine wash cold. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low.

Keep a return limit and its condition.

Made-up rule: "Return within 30 days with receipt." Write a request for a plain explanation. Ask it to keep both the time limit and the receipt rule, without adding other terms.